How to Deal With Student Loans After Death
November 12, 2013
Plenty of students work so they can pay their way through college. One woman found a lucrative way to do it, and she's not alone.
November 12, 2013
June 21, 2013
Plenty of students work so they can pay their way through college. One woman found a lucrative way to do it, and she's not alone.
What happens to student loans after death? When a borrower dies, depending on what type of loan it is, it may or may not be discharged.
In July, the Department of Education announced changes to its federal student loan servicer team, meaning borrowers may be seeing a switch soon.
If you borrowed student loans and you die, is your spouse liable for that debt?
Don't know how you'll manage to pay student loans? Here are the four main income-based repayment programs that can help ease the burden of student loans.
The student loan crisis deserves all the attention it's attracted. But let's not focus all our good efforts on outcomes without addressing cause.
Americans owe $1.1 trillion in student loan debt, which are second only to mortgages in terms of household debt. Here's a comprehensive look at student loan debt.
We recently asked adults of all ages about student loans. We asked how much student debt is okay, and how much is too much.
In theory, charging your student loans on a credit card to circumvent the bankruptcy rules sounds like a sensible solution. The reality, however, is quite the opposite.
One positive feature of student loans is that they can provide an effective way to establish and build credit without the help of mom, dad or a credit card.
