The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program has helped more than half a million borrowers let go of billions of dollars of student loan debt. Find out if you qualify.
Credit-builder loans help those with no credit history establish credit scores by making regular payments to lenders that report payments to credit bureaus.
The average house down payment varies across the country. Find out how much you need to save based on where you live and the type of home loan you want.
A 401(k) loan may offer lower fees and more flexible repayment terms, but it’s not always advisable. Before you tap into your 401(k), here's what to know.
The annual FAFSA deadline is on June 30 every year, but there are state and school deadlines you should be aware of if you plan on applying for federal financial aid.
Are you planning to build a new home? Construction-to-permanent loans might be the best way to finance the project. Here’s everything you need to know.
If you have less than perfect credit, you may have a greater chance of being approved for a loan if you opt for a co-borrower or co-signer. Read on to learn the difference and which is right for you.
In most cases, borrowers lose out on flexible payback programs from the federal government when they refinance their student loans. But, in the case of private student loans, refinancing can help to lower your interest rates.
Discover the FAFSA requirements for 2024-2025, including eligibility and financial guidelines, essential documents, and tips on avoiding common mistakes.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending is an alternative to traditional personal loans. They are often easier to qualify for and offer faster funding than bank loans.