Why college may help you live longer
An intriguing new study finds higher education can create a longevity bonus, but don't get overburdened by debt
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An intriguing new study finds higher education can create a longevity bonus, but don't get overburdened by debt
For the first time, more millennials are living with parents than with spouses or partners
Beyond wanting to abolish the Department of Education, his plans are vague -- but you shouldn't wait on your own efforts
While neither candidate comes close to solving the problem, one would do more to help reduce college students' debt
While the latest cost increases aren't as large as they have been historically, family income and aid are't keeping up
The entire federal student loan system is broken, with dire consequences for millions of Americans -- and the economy
They continue to exploit unwise borrowers by charging for services that are available for free from the government
College loans are clearly a national economic burden, but you have to see them through the lens of where you get a job
A staggering 70 percent of college borrowers qualify for lower federal payments. Loan servicers aren't doing enough to help
It's possible, but the hard part is figuring out ahead of time if the loans you take on will add to your future prosperity
His approach to lowering college costs rests on reprivatizing the student loan industry, but that's not nearly enough
A huge divide splits families who can save for college and those who can't -- but there are ways to close that gap
They have several options to reduce their debt burden, including one that an unexpected source is offering
Seniors who borrowed will graduate owing an average of just above $37,000, breaking last year's record
With college decision day less than 2 weeks away, here's how to avoid making a money mistake
Rising costs and a quirk in federal tracking are leading some schools and lenders to push private loans for mom and dad
The need to pay off college loans could push grads out of the middle class in retirement because so many aren't saving
Paul Aker says his $1,500 loan led to U.S. Marshals on his doorstep, but the truth is more complicated
Many fail to grasp the basics, including what interest rate they're paying and what their loan terms are
The U.S. Department of Education is being flooded with requests to wave college debt -- the grounds? Fraud
The dizzying variety of loans and their different features -- and relative costs -- makes having a good plan a necessity
From eliminating future college debt to reducing the burden on people currently repaying loans, here's what the candidates are proposing
Students at more than 100 colleges staging marches in support of free tuition, a $15 minimum wage for campus workers and cancellation of debt from student loans
While the burden of getting a college degree keeps rising, it's not doing so equally in all states or all schools
A combination of factors is creating a future that will entail more years spent working and less in retirement