Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Robert Farrington writes about higher education and student loans. If you have federal student loan debt, it's highly likely you haven't ...

These are good questions to ask yourself far ahead of October when payments for all federal student loans resume. This is especially true if you know your monthly income is insufficient to cover ...

As October draws closer, millions of Americans are preparing for a stark reality they haven’t faced in over three years: the restart of federal student loan payments. The pandemic-induced ...

If you have had trouble staying on top of your student loan payments and are concerned about the prospect of wage garnishment ...

As student loan borrowers readjust to making payments after a more than three-year pause, they should stay aware of more than just their payment due dates — they should also be on high alert for ...

As borrowers on the SAVE plan wait to see what happens, it makes sense to prepare for monthly student loan payments to resume. Use a pen and paper to write out a monthly budget that includes your ...

Borrowers are set to resume payments on their federal student loans Sept. 1 after more than three years of forbearance that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. The end of the payment pause comes ...

It was a perfect storm: Student loan payments were on hold, frozen without interest, thanks to the Covid-19 outbreak the year prior. Many shifted to a hybrid schedule or could work entirely remotely.

The choice to refinance your student loans will likely depend on your financial needs. The type of loan may make a difference ...

If your budget doesn’t allow you to resume payments, it’s important to know how to navigate the possibility of default and delinquency on a student loan. Both can hurt your credit rating ...