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Do This by June 30 If You Want Loan Forgiveness This Year
Borrowers now have until June 30 (instead of April 30) to consolidate certain federal student loans.
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How to Use 'Buy Now, Pay Later' to Help (Not Hurt) Your Credit
It may help responsible users establish or build credit.
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The Differences Between a Payday and Installment Loan (and When to Use Each)
If you need to borrow money fast, here are the crucial distinctions between high-cost payday loans and more affordable installment loan options.
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How Unsecured Loans Work (and When You Should Get One)
Unsecured loans provide don't require collateral, but have higher rates—here's when this flexible borrowing option makes sense for your needs.
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Should You Use the 'Debt Avalanche' or 'Debt Snowball' Method to Pay Off Debt?
It's easy to feel paralyzed by your debts, but finding the right payment strategy will help.
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You Might Not Have to Pay That Old Invoice
Out of nowhere you received an old invoice for something that happened two, three years ago—or longer. Can they still bill you for something that old? Maybe.
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Don't Make These Mistakes When Paying Off Debt
The road to getting out of debt can be long, but if you watch out for these pitfalls, you can reach your goal faster.
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Four Dates All Student Loan Borrowers Should Know in 2024
2024 is shaping up to be another important year for federal student loan borrowers.
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When You Should (and Shouldn't) Consolidate Your Debt
Debt consolidation may simplify your payments, but there are risks to consider.
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Why a Pawn Shop Is Better Than a Payday Loan in an Emergency
Pawning something may not feel great, but it can only do limited damage to your life.
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Check If You Qualify for One of These Student Loan Grants
Some borrowers are eligible for funds that cover student loan debt.
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You Might Be Able to Use Your Employee Benefits for Student Loan Payments
Educational assistance programs typically allow for reimbursement of tuition and fees, as well as books, supplies, and equipment.
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How One Late Student Loan Payment Can Affect You
Student loan interest will resume on September 1, 2023, and payments will be due starting in October.
By Amanda Grossman, Mike Winters
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Why You Should Never Use Your Retirement Savings to Pay Off Debt
No matter how tempting it sounds to be debt-free, it could cost you a lot more in the long run.
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How to Know If the Education Department Is Forgiving Your Student Loan
This one-time “fix” to income-driven repayment plans is expected to provide $39 billion in loan forgiveness to 800,000 people.
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What the Supreme Court’s Student Debt Ruling Means for You
The Supreme Court ruled against President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan in a 6-3 decision.
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These Medical Debts Should Not Hurt Your Credit Score
Medical debt less than a year old or under $500 should no longer appear on your credit report.
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Why You Should Never Use Klarna to Buy Groceries
Sometimes feeding yourself and your family is a challenge, but if you use a buy-now, pay-later service, things will only get worse.
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Get Ready to Start Paying Student Loans Again
Whatever happens to Biden's plan in the courts, repayment is likely to start this summer.