Deductions you may not know about (but should be taking)
What we don’t know can hurt us come tax time. Learn how you can maximize your deductions and find other tax savings.
When does it make sense to refinance student loans?
Wondering whether you should refinance student loans? Let’s break down the pros and cons—and talk about when it makes sense to do so.
5 ways you can save time with scholarship applications
Successful scholarship applications take time and effort. These steps can help you make your efforts as rewarding as possible.
College countdown: How to get your money in order
It’s the college countdown. And these eight steps can help set you up for financial success during your college years—and beyond.
What can you do with your 529 college savings when plans change?
Learn how how 529 college savings plans work—and what you can do when life happens and plans change. Hint: You have options!
How to avoid college application scams
Scammers have their eyes on college students. Use this guide to spot (and avoid) college application scams during the application process.
5 things you should know before you submit your FAFSA
The FAFSA is used to determine student financial aid eligibility. Here's what you should know before submitting yours or your child's.
What to do when you can’t find a job after college
The weeks since graduation are turning into months, and you haven’t landed your first "real" job after college. Now what? Here are some tips.
5 ways you can lower the cost of your tuition
Before taking out a student loan to fund your college tuition, try to lower the total cost of your education with these tips.
Take control of your student debt
When you’re drowning in student loan debt, it can be hard to see the light at the end of the repayment tunnel. U.S. households are carrying $1.34 trillion in student loans, making it the second largest category of debt, according to…
Financial tips for the non-traditional students
Returning to school can require extra planning for non-traditional students. Consider these tips to make the most of your experience.
Put that grad cash to work: Open an IRA
If you’re a high school graduate, you’re probably starting your next chapter with some extra cash, thanks to generous friends and family. More than half of those who buy gifts for graduates give a little extra green to help bulk…
