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WH Plans to Extend Student Loan Payment Pause Through August
Federal student loan payments were scheduled to resume May 1.
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Watch: Olympian Laurie Hernandez's Reaction to Her College Acceptance Deserves a Gold Medal
Watch the heartwarming moment she learned she had been accepted into NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts
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An Easy Guide to Help College Students Set Up Their First Budget
Setting up your first budget may seem daunting, but it’s actually really simple! Here are a few quick tips to help college students set up their first budget.
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What to Do If Student Loans Actually Restart in May
Despite signs that the pause on student loans will be extended again, no announcement has been made. Experts say borrowers should be prepared to start paying.
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Biden's Budget Makes No Mention of Student Loan Forgiveness
Millions of Americans waiting for news on the future of their student debt got no more information from Biden’s 2023 budget proposal.
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Budgeting for a Baby: Here's What Financial Advisors Recommend for New Parents
Expecting a baby? It’s important to start thinking about both the short-term and long-term costs of raising a child, say financial advisors.
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These Are the Country's ‘Dream' Colleges, But Price Remains the Top Concern
Most of the colleges at the top of students’ wish lists are highly selective and have sky-high price tags to match.
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College Money 101: From Student Loans to Setting Up a Budget
CNBC’s College Money 101 guide will help students tackle some of their biggest money issues: student loans, setting up a budget, their first apartment — and more!
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Here's What You Need to Know About Your Student Loans — Before It's Too Late
With federal student loan forgiveness still up in the air and the moratorium on repayment expected to end May 1, experts weigh in on the things you should know about student loans before and after you sign up for them.
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Here's the Average Tax Refund So Far This Year — and the 3 Best Places to Stash Yours
A tax refund offers a rare opportunity to build a safety net. Here are three ways to stretch the one-time payment.
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California College Professor Sues Students After Midterm and Final Exams Are Posted Online
An assistant professor at Chapman University filed a federal lawsuit accusing at least one student of posting parts of his midterm and final exams online.
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ME University Forgives Debt for Hundreds of Students
University of Southern Maine has released a student loan forgiveness program. University of Southern Maine’s President, Glenn Cummings said that he hopes the program will encourage students who may have left the University to return and finish their degrees, along with giving graduates a step ahead in finding work and stability once they graduate.
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3 Reasons Why the White House May Extend the Payment Pause for Student Loan Borrowers
Restarting payments for the millions of Americans with student loans after more than two years will be practically, and politically, complicated.
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Should You Super Fund a 529 College Savings Plan? Here's What Experts Say
It’s possible to kick-start your 529 college savings plan with a larger, upfront contribution. Here’s what to know about this strategy.
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White House May Delay Student Loan Payments Yet Again as It Weighs Debt Forgiveness
White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain said a decision on student loan forgiveness through executive action would be made before the payments resume.
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Why Establishing Residency for In-State College Tuition Is So Challenging
State college may be a fraction of the cost of private schools but relocating to qualify for in-state tuition isn’t easy.
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Biden Makes No Mention of Student Loan Forgiveness in State of the Union Address
In Biden’s address to the nation, he made no mention of student loan forgiveness. Advocates and borrowers worry the issue is being tabled.
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Here Are 3 Ways to Make the Most Out of Your Tax Refund
A tax refund offers a rare opportunity to improve your financial standing. Here’s how to put that money to good use.
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93% of Student Loan Borrowers Aren't Prepared to Restart Payments, Survey Finds
Once student loan payments restart, the amount due will be largely the same, however, the cost of living has dramatically changed.
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Former Education Secretary Under Obama Calls on Biden to Cancel Student Debt
John B. King, Jr., who served as education secretary under former President Obama, joins a number of other officials calling on Biden to end student debt.