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Financing higher education is coming to a critical crossroads. The crossroads that so picturesquely stitch together the landscape in coal country saw many weary miners in a trudge to build […]
A Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF), administered by the Federal Reserve Board, has yielded some circumspect observations. The analysis discussed here bucks the trend of recent headlines braying over the […]
Frank Keating, current president of the American Bankers Association (ABA ), has weighed in on two sectors of banking – the economy that continues to grate on home owners, and […]
Beginning July 1st, graduates who defaulted on their Federal student loans will have a chance to redeem themselves, get back on track and even heal any damage already suffered on […]
The rate of default is driving up the cost of student loans for some colleges. Default rates two years out from graduation range from 12.4% to 37% and higher in […]
The 1.2 trillion dollars in debt owed by baccalaureate students of the last decade may prove to be a drag on the economy, according to MSN. This is especially true […]
Women graduates in 2001 paid 11% of their income toward paying off their student loans one year after graduation, according to a recent Washington Post article. In 2009, women were […]
Bankrate.com 6-14-14 Keeping 15 to 20 percent of your equity even after cashing out is a good thing. Though regulation has not changed since the financial crisis of 2008, lender practices […]
At least 25 million former students who struggle to pay a monthly student loan debt might appreciate a new bill signed by President Obama today. The memorandum is intended to […]
A recent article posted on “Quartz” (qz.com) written by Matt Phillips announces that Americans are busting out the credit cards more frequently once again after a significant dip in credit […]