You’ve already got the finances figured out for your fall and spring semesters. Now that you’ve realized the benefits of attending a summer session, you may be wondering what… Read more
The Covid-19 pandemic has taught us a lot about who does the essential work in our society. We’ve learned the most important jobs aren’t necessarily the highest paying or the… Read more
Your discretionary income is the most important number when calculating student loan payments on income-driven repayment (IDR) plans. Fortunately, discretionary income calculations are easy. Better yet, the Department of Education… Read more
Note: Navient announced on January 13, 2022 that they had reached a settlement with 39 state Attorneys General providing $1.7 billion in forgiveness to some borrowers with private student loans… Read more
Many Democrats in Congress and student loan advocates want to see President Biden forgive as much as $50,000 per student loan borrower. Unfortuantely, Biden has made it quite clear that… Read more
Scammers take advantage of borrowers’ confusion and fear. The latest scam is especially dangerous because it references actual events in the news. Congress passed multiple stimulus relief packages. The legislation… Read more
When the first batch of Public Service Loan Forgiveness applications arrived, over 99% of borrowers were rejected. At the time, the hope was that the initial confusion would subside, and… Read more
This post is supposed to be about the business impact of Student Loan Planner® in 2021, but it’s hard to separate business from personal life after the year we all… Read more
To limit the spread of the coronavirus in 2020 and 2021, many traditional colleges have encouraged (or require) their students to transition to online study. Therefore, your dream school might lose… Read more
If you’re a veterinarian, want to be one, are in training , or love someone who is, you should know about the extreme unfairness toward the animal health profession that… Read more