Student Loans And Furloughs: What to Do Now
The government shutdown in October 2025 is now in its second week. It has affected more than 620,000 federal employees
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FAFSA Marital Status Rules Explained
The FAFSA uses your (and your parents’, if you’re a dependent) marital status at the time you filled out the
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IBR Rule Change Delayed By Technical Issues
This summer, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). IBR Rule Change Delayed By Technical Issues One of
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New Data: 5.4 Million Student Loan Borrowers Delinquent On Their Loans
According to new data from TransUnion this week, federal student loan borrowers are under a lot of financial stress because
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How Multiple Contractors Run Federal Student Aid Services
The Department of Education operates the federal student loan system, along with various other educational initiatives. However, various partners and
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Why College Acceptance Rates Are Dropping And What It Means for Students
Every year, acceptance rates at prestigious universities and colleges decline. The top 50 most selective schools saw acceptance rates drop
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How To Use A 529 Plan For Continuing Education Classes
Historically, 529 plan funds were constrained to typical higher education costs: tuition, fees, books, supplies, equipment, and room and board (subject
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How To Use A Gerber Life Insurance Policy To Pay For College
Many parents (or grandparents) were sold on a Gerber Grow-Up® Plan years ago, believing it would help “save for the future”.
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Can The Government Sell Its $1.6 Trillion Student Loan Portfolio?
The Trump administration is once again weighing whether to sell off parts of the federal government’s $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio
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