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Student Loans: Pay Down or Hold Pat?
Paying for College Before you tell your lender you want to resume payments, consider whether there are better uses for your money.
By Sandra Block • Published
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The Financial Aid Form Gets a Makeover
Paying for College Starting with the FAFSA available for filing in October 2022, the number of questions will be reduced from 108 to 36.
By Sandra Block • Published
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Biden Extends Student Loan Relief, Is Loan Forgiveness Next?
Coronavirus and Your Money On his first day as president, Joe Biden continued the suspension of student loan payments until October.
By Rocky Mengle • Published
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Stay on Course With Student Loans
Paying for College You may be eligible for deferment if you receive unemployment benefits or are unable to find a full-time job.
By Lisa Gerstner • Published
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College During COVID
Paying for College Students and their families must be ready to adapt to the changes in the way they attend—and possibly pay for—college.
By Stacy Rapacon • Published
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This Olympian Has a New Goal: Closing the Wealth Gap
Financial Planning She encourages advisers to introduce students to financial planning.
By Rivan V. Stinson • Published
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Class of COVID-19
Starting Out: New Grads and Young Professionals Recent graduates are starting their careers at a time of tremendous uncertainty, but hiring is up in several job categories.
By Emma Patch • Published
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7 Ways the Pandemic Will Change College Forever
college Colleges and universities face steep budget cuts, enrollment challenges and new types of competition as a result of COVID-19. We cover the changes you'll see on campus this fall -- and beyond.
By John Miley • Published
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How to Fund a Memorial Scholarship to Honor a Veteran
Paying for College With the help of a college or community foundation, you can establish a scholarship in the name of a loved one to help students in perpetuity.
By Kimberly Lankford • Last updated