The SAVE Loan Repayment Loophole: Enrolling in SAVE While in School
The new student loan repayment method called SAVE has an interesting loophole for current graduate and professional school students. Under the SAVE, unpaid interest is
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LoginThe new student loan repayment method called SAVE has an interesting loophole for current graduate and professional school students. Under the SAVE, unpaid interest is
Are you a student loan borrower feeling overwhelmed and frustrated by the challenges of dealing with loan servicers? You’re not alone. Many borrowers need help
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a crucial step for students seeking financial assistance for their education. However, this year, there is
Students and parents spend hours researching colleges, looking for scholarships, and trying to find the silver bullets to lower the “WHAT” they will pay for
The student financial aid process is complex and stressful. With so many options and requirements to consider, it’s easy to feel lost in a sea
As the college application and financial aid season approaches, more families are concerned about how they will pay for their child’s education. Filling out the
Applying for financial aid can be daunting, especially when filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). But this year, things are changing.
The FSA ID (or federal student aid ID) is the login and electronic signature process that the Department of Education uses. Students, parents, and borrowers
As we approach the beginning of tax season, many student loan borrowers need to be made aware of the impact of their tax filing decisions
The new FAFSA Submission issues are causing some frustration for students, parents, and college financial aid offices. The anticipation of the new FAFSA launch by
As we start 2024, many of us form new resolutions hoping to improve ourselves and our lives. Most of these resolutions focus on improving an
This blog post is a follow-up to our previous detailed article, “FAFSA will be Available 12/31 with some Caveats“. As stated, students and families can
The Department of Education (DOE) announced that the IDR One-Time Adjustment Program was extended through April 30, 2024. It was to expire on December 31,
On Wednesday, November 15th, the Department of Education (DOE) announced that the FAFSA will be available by 12/31/2023. It finally gave us a firm date.
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