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Figuring out the best way to deal with your student loans can be difficult. Read on to learn if you can legally file bankruptcy on student loans.

It’s no secret that college in the USA leaves many in debt. However, in this guide we’ll discuss which college students are graduating with the least debt.

To receive financial aid you must be enrolled in an eligible degree or certificate program. Read on to learn more about qualifying for financial aid.

It's possible to refinance your student loans. Check out this guide to learn more about refinancing a federal student loan.

If you have defaulted student loans, you may not receive a tax refund. Read more to learn how student loans may take your tax return.

Charitable contributions are one of the best ways to save money on taxes. Read on to learn more about tax deductible donations.

Knowing the balance of your student loans can help you stay organized about your finances. Read on to learn how to check your student loan balance.

As you manage your finances, you may be wondering how a declaration of bankruptcy can affect your student loans. Check out this guide to learn more.

College tuition is almost always most expensive at private institutions, but tuition discounts have increased. Read on to learn more.

Economics is a broad discipline that can lead to a variety of career paths. To learn more, read this economist’s career guide.

College graduates learn many important skills in college, but there are certain skills that employers especially seek in college graduates.

Deferment has a big effect on how you address your student loans. Check out this guide to learn how long student loans are deferred

College is expensive for all students, but fortunately there are several measure you can take to reduce the cost of college.

Deducting your student loans from your taxes could help you save a lot of money. Read on to learn if your student loans are tax deductible.

Currently, there are roughly 42.8 million student loan borrowers in the United States alone. Specifically, the average public university student takes out $32,000 to receive their bachelor's degree.

By learning about how student loan payments are calculated, you can prevent potential errors in your payments, saving you time and money.

There are many ways you can deal with your student loans, and as you consider your options, you may be wondering if you should consolidate your student loans.

Your college major doesn’t necessarily dictate your future job, but it can give you some direction. Check out these career guides for college students for more.

In addition to paying tuition, college students must also budget for expensive costs of living. Check out this guide to learn how to create a college budget.

Since students of all different economic backgrounds attend college, you may be wondering how exactly college is financed. Read this guide to find out.

Scholarships are a great source of aid, but there are those who take advantage of people with financial need. Check out this guide to avoid scholarship scams.

As you look into different financial aid options, you should learn about the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans.

College is expensive, but there are measures you can take to alleviate the high cost. Check out this guide to learn how to graduate college debt free.

Although college is incredibly expensive, there are still programs that offer students free college tuition. Read on to unpack free college tuition.

Student loan forgiveness has been a popular topic of discussion as of late. Check out this guide to see if you could qualify.

College is an expensive endeavor, but it can also open doors to many future opportunities. Read on to learn if college is worth the investment.

Education debt in America is a long-fought battle, with only 24% of adults in the United States having completely paid off their student loan debt, whether private or federal. Paying off student loans completely can take years, but anything can happen during that time. While it can be a heavy subject to imagine, most borrowers aren't sure how death affects their student loans. Depending on what kind of loan you take, the answer differs. It is important to understand what happens to student loan

If you are hoping to be forgiven for your student loans, you will likely be wondering when student loans will be forgiven. Read on to find out.

Knowing how your student loan payments will be scheduled can help you stay on top of your finances. Read on to learn about student loan grace periods.

Paying off your student loans can be complicated, so you may be wondering about what happens if you don’t do so. Check out this guide to learn the answer.