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What A Government Shutdown Means For Student Loan Payments
Federal student loan payments resumed last month. Here's what a government shutdown would mean for borrowers.
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Fix Student Loan Billing Errors, Group Says
A student loan servicer has caused 'confusion and financial distress' for 2.5 million borrowers, group says.
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High Healthcare Costs Can Cause Even the Insured To Skip Care
People are struggling with healthcare costs regardless of their insurance status, a new study from The Commonwealth Fund finds.
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Want to Avoid Years of Crushing Debt? Save for College Now
College is more expensive than ever: Not properly planning to fund your own education or that of your child could saddle you or them (or both of you) with decades of debt.
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States With the Highest, Lowest Student Loan Payments
New student loan study identifies which states are impacted most by the resumption of payments.
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Student Loan Borrowers To See Better Protections Under New Rules
Student loan borrowers will be better protected against sudden school closures under the rules, the DOE says.
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BNPL Plans Come Under Scrutiny: What To Know
The ease of using a BNPL plan to pay for that must-have item is precisely why some groups are urging caution.
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Five Tax Breaks for Paying Your Student Loan
Tax Letter After a three-year pause, student loan payments have resumed, putting a dent in people's wallets. But there are some tax breaks that can help.
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Sollers To Cancel $3.4M In Student Loan Debt Amid Deceptive Practice Charges
Another college cancels student loan debt to settle charges of deceptive and misleading practices.
