Defaulting on your student loans can lead to serious consequences—maybe even more serious than you think. This infographic will help you understand the real-world consequences of student loan default.
With the amount of student loan debt rising, it is important to understand your personal financial responsibility. GOOD Magazine recently published an article packed with the statistics below. If you find yourself falling into any of these stats, we invite you to...
The total amount of student loan debt in the U.S. is continuously rising, which poses as an issue to many. Becoming educated on all aspects of student loans will help you avoid the burden of debt. This infographic provides statistics every borrower should be aware of....
Defaulting on your student loans can lead to tax refund offsets, wage garnishments, and your federal benefits can be taken away. According to the U.S Department of Education, $14,014 is the average amount in default per borrower. Being proactive and staying up to date...
On July 18, 2024, a Federal Court issued a stay preventing the Department from operating the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan. Applications into the SAVE plan through our Presto tool are currently unavailable. Read more in our blog.
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