Новости за 29.05.2019

SBA loans are federally backed and often represent some of the most flexible and affordable loans available to qualified business owners. Small business owners should consider an SBA loan before seeking alternative funding.

Transferring your student loan debt to a 0% balance transfer credit may make sense if you can pay it off in the intro period. If you can't, however, avoid this strategy.

If your parents are divorced, you may have difficulty filling out the FAFSA. It's important to take the time to talk to both parents to figure out how to answer some of the questions the form asks.

While having a driver’s license will make filing the FAFSA easier, other forms of identification are acceptable. If you don’t have a license, a state-issued ID, which is easy to obtain, will work.

The face of American higher education is changing. More than 1,000,000 foreign students are currently enrolled in U.S. colleges and universities and that number is only growing. However, some of these immigrants may not be naturalized citizens or lawful permanent residents. So, their financial aid options are limited. Of the 43.7 million immigrants living in the United […]

Financial aid doesn’t just appear out of thin air. The federal government and other organizations create regulations and budgets that allow them to dole it out through appropriate channels. There are a wide variety of programs at the federal, state, and private levels to help students pay for their higher education. Financial aid mainly includes […]

If you need to take a medical leave from work, you likely have options like deferment, forbearance, and income-driven repayment plans to help you stay in good standing on your loans.

If you’re about to be a mother, whether it’s for the first time or not, then you’ve probably thought about all the changes in your life that are coming — especially in the area of finances. Having a baby alters your financial picture. If you take maternity or paternity leave, those changes can be even […]

If you don't qualify for federal financial aid, you may be eligible for scholarships and grants, financial aid from your state or school, or private student loans. You can also try to work while in school to cover the costs.

Having a cosigner can help you get a private student loan, but it carries risks. Fortunately, some lenders will allow a cosigner release if you meet certain requirements. Be prepared to show good credit and income, as well as a steady history of on-time payments.