Saturday, December 20, 2025
We live near Washington D.C. and one of the nice benefits of braving the beltway and within traffic is that...
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Settling federal student loans for less than you owe is rare and usually happens only after default. Private student loan...
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SAT prep costs range from free self-study tools to $200-per-hour tutoring. The best option depends on your budget, learning style,...
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Colleges and student loan borrowers are facing another week of shifting federal rules, proposed legislation, and new university affordability initiatives....
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The Department of Education finalized a rule redefining “qualifying employers” for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program to exclude...
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Certificates of deposit (CDs) remain one of the most reliable short-term savings tools, especially for those seeking guaranteed returns as...
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The average U.S. credit score held steady at 701, down one point from last year, signaling slight softening in borrower...
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An old friend called me the other day and while catching up, we got onto the subject of investing. With...
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College students, families, and universities continue to navigate shifting higher ed policies, funding challenges, and campus developments. Here’s a quick...
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The OBBBA imposes new borrowing caps on formerly unlimited federal programs (Parent PLUS and Grad PLUS), reducing the pool of...
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