federal student loans
MintFamily with Beth Kobliner: Get Your Monthly Payments Under ControlâIncome-Driven Repayment Plans for Your Federal Student Loans
If youâre like the two-thirds of college grads who took on debt to pay for their degrees, you owe an average of about $30,000 in federal student loans. That means youâll likely be facing steep monthly payments stacked against a…
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How to Get Out of Default on Student Loans
The Pros and Cons of Refinancing Student Loans Before Grad School
Consolidating vs. Refinancing Your Student Loans â Which Is Better?
Trying to manage multiple student loans can feel overwhelming regardless of your financial situation. Consolidation or refinancing could help. But before you make any moves with your student loans, it pays to know which option can benefit you the most.
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A Guide to Private Student Loans
College is expensive. That means that even if you saved up your pennies since you were five, are currently working two part-time jobs, with a clutch of scholarships in tow, you might still need a little extra student loan cash to help you pay for your degree. There are a number of ways to finance […]
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Save for Retirement or Pay Down Student Loans: Where Should You Focus?
Money talks. And student debt proves youâve made a massive investment in your career. While most people want to pay student loans off as quickly as possible, it can actually be smart to take a little longer to do so and start saving for retirement sooner. Sure, retirement isnât a trendy topic at happy hour. […]
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Applying for a Student Loan Cosigner Release
If you borrow a student loan with a cosigner, you may be interested in officially removing them from the loan by applying for a cosigner release. The specific requirements for this can vary by lender, but may include things like a minimum number of on-time monthly payments and a review of your credit history. Borrowers […]
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How to Settle Your Student Loan Debt for Less Than You Owe
7 Easily Avoidable Mistakes When Choosing (or Removing) a Student Loan Cosigner
In order to get approved for some student loans, some borrowers may choose to apply with a cosigner â a creditworthy individual who will be legally responsible for repayment should you default, become disabled, or die. While there is no credit check or requirement to add a cosigner for most student federal student loans, students […]
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