by
Ben Mattlin
Some advisors refuse to use them. Others see situations where they can add value.
by
Alex Tanzi
About 10 million borrowers were behind on payments as of the end of January, according to a GAO report.
by
Claire Ballentine, Ella Ceron
After a one-year grace period, borrowers will be penalized for missing their payments starting in October.
by
Greg Stohr, Ella Ceron
The high court order is likely to mean months of additional uncertainty for millions of borrowers.
by
Edward Hayes
A Fidelity survey found parents are largely unaware of what it really costs to send a child to college.
by
Nic Querolo
Fifteen institutions have disclosed new technical or payment defaults this year.
by
Catarina Saraiva
Earnings for those without a four-year college degree have risen 4.6% since the fourth quarter of 2019.
by
Akayla Gardner
President Biden wants to provide relief to borrowers who have been in repayment for more than 20 years.
by
Akayla Gardner
The president canceled another $1.2 billion in student debt for public servants.
by
Ella Ceron
Employees need more student loan help. That can give employers a leg up in recruitment.
by
Francesca Maglione
Students from the Northeast are looking South for cheaper tuition, big-time sports and less politically charged campuses.
by
Edward Hayes
An Edward Jones survey found that half of adults didn't know what a 529 plan was.
by
Daniel Neligh
The survey results come as tuition costs and student debt are rising.
by
Jennifer Lea Reed
The overhauled financial aid form used by most colleges promised simplicity. But parents and students have hit a wall.
by
Edward Hayes
A survey found that 95% of savers want to pay for more than half of their children's higher education costs.
