TAKING ACTION:HIGHER EDUCATION AND STUDENT DEBT
This report provides detail on the changing landscape of higher education and student debt, including new information on how borrowers are affected in each state, and describes the actions the Administration has undertaken to make college affordable.
Student Loan Benefits For Members of the U.S. Armed Forces
In acknowledgement of your service to our country, there are special benefits and repayment options foryour student loans available from the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Defense.Contact your student loan servicer for additional information on these options, including eligibilityinformation and what documentation you should provide to receive the benefit.
Millennials' ball-and-chain: Student loan debt
Rising student loan debt and a high unemployment rate may prevent college graduates from achieving financial goals and spill over into the U.S. economy, according to a recent report. Thenation’s youngest adults may find it difficult to become homeowners, qualify for auto loans, start small businesses, and delay saving for retirement.
New Tools for Student Loan Borrower
Your Federal Student Loans
If you’re thinking about getting a federal student loan, are in the process of obtaining one,or already have one, you should read this publication. This booklet will help you understand the federal student loan process and help you make informed financial decisions.
