How choosing the right college can help your student graduate in four years, avoid extra debt, and start their career on time.

Learn about financial aid, need vs. non-need aid, packaging, scholarships vs. loans vs. work-study, gapping and more in our easy to read guide.

As an informed college student, you are probably aware of President Biden's proposal to eliminate up to $20,000 in student loan debt per borrower. This means possible thousands in loan forgiveness for many current or former students. When planning your economic future, lowered loan amounts can be critical to your transition into the job force after graduation.

When it comes to building savings, there is a lot of trial and error. In this article, I’ll share some simple steps on how to start saving.

You are allowed to spend your refund check in whatever manner that you want to; just keep in mind the options that will keep you in a comfortable place.

In this article, we will consider the impact of money management, financial support, and student loan debt alongside questions that students can ask themselves or discuss with their families as they make a financial plan for college.

This article lists the types of student aid provided for readers to consider, along with supplemental information from student aid websites.

Being denied loans may seem like a nightmare, but there are ways that you can prevent it and some steps that you can take if your application is rejected.

Taking on debt is a big decision, one that can either serve a student's financial future or seriously hinder it. Understanding what kinds of debt a student may take on is essential for them to properly plan and secure their future.

This article examines the economic and cultural factors influencing the rise in multigenerational living among college graduates.