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What You Give Up When You Refinance Federal Student Loans
A lower interest rate can make refinancing federal student loans sound like an easy way to save money. But there is another side to the calculation. When you refinance federal student loans with a private lender, you are not simply changing your interest rate. You are...
Pros and Cons of Refinancing Federal Student Loans in 2026
If you have federal student loans, you may have considered refinancing to get a lower interest rate. Depending on your credit, income and other financial factors, a private lender may offer you a lower rate than the rate on your federal loans. That can sound...
What the One Big Beautiful Bill Means for Public Service Loan Forgiveness
For borrowers working toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), the One Big Beautiful Bill Act brings an important change to the federal student loan repayment system. The good news is that PSLF is not going away. The basic promise remains the same. Eligible...
Big Beautiful Bill and Student Loans: What the New RAP Plan Means for Borrowers
The new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) is changing federal student loan repayment. Learn how RAP could affect your monthly payment, student loan forgiveness and PSLF.
Student Loan Forgiveness Programs Aren’t Gone But Your Strategy May Need to Change
For years, borrowers have been bombarded with headlines about student loan forgiveness, repayment pauses, court challenges, and changing federal programs. As a result, many people are unsure what options still exist. The confusion has only increased following the end...
How a Private Student Loan Management Firm Can Save You Thousands
For millions of Americans, student loan debt feels like a second mortgage, except one that comes with confusing rules, changing repayment plans, and paperwork that never seems to end. Missing deadlines or choosing the wrong repayment option can cost borrowers...
How to Avoid Wage Garnishment and Lower Student Loan Payments
For millions of borrowers, student loans suddenly feel very stressful again. The SAVE Plan has effectively ended and collections on defaulted federal student loans resuming. Many borrowers are worried about rising payments, damaged credit, and even wage garnishment....
Student Loan Payments Are Back: What Borrowers Need to Know
For millions of Americans, student loan payments quietly faded into the background over the past few years. What began as emergency relief during the COVID-19 pandemic turned into a long pause that many borrowers grew used to for over six years. Now, payments are...
Seniors and Student Loans: Act Now or Risk Social Security Garnishment
Student loan debt doesn’t disappear when you retire. In fact, it could come back to haunt you in a big way and social security garnishment is a real possibility. More than 3 million Americans over age 60 still carry student loan debt. Many seniors are seeing their...
Don’t Wait: How One Couple Is Getting Help For Their Student Loan Debt Repayment—And Why You Should Too
John and Maria are like many Americans right now—feeling the pressure of student loan repayment help as forbearance ends. After years of paused payments from COVID relief programs, the bills are coming due—and the damage is showing. Some borrowers receive wage...