White House hopeful Pete Buttigieg, if elected, would be the first U.S. President with student loan debt.
A look at the net worth of billionaire investor Robert Frederick Smith, who announced he will pay the student loans for the 400 graduating seniors at Morehouse College.
Some college students are using their financial aid money to invest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
Millennials aren't big-time credit card users, but a substantial portion have subprime credit, and face daunting obstacles on their way to a higher score.
Other “free college” programs in Oregon and Tennessee cover the cost of tuition but not living expenses.
As part of the Canada Student Loans Program's Repayment Assistance Plan, graduates won't have to pay back their loans until their earnings exceed $25,000.
Amazon and Wells Fargo Education Financial Services Thursday announced their decision to provide a new discounted interest rate for Amazon Prime Student customers.
Citing “deceptive or harmful” business practices, the search giant said Wednesday it would stop serving ads for payday loan providers.
With the resignation of CEO Renaud Laplanche, LendingClub finds itself at the center of challenges facing the marketplace lending sector.
As U.S. college students amass record levels of debt, now could be the time for income-share agreements to take hold as an alternative to private student loans.
Borrowers who fall behind on payments may have more options than they realize, as long as they are proactive.
As more borrowers struggle to pay off student loans, some are turning to crowdfunding sites for relief, to varying degrees of success.
Officials say Corinthian Colleges "widely misrepresented" job promises to students.
When adjusted for inflation, tuition and fees today were 40 percent higher than 10 years ago.
Here are 5 proven strategies for digging your way out of student debt faster -- without going broke.
President Obama will present a plan Monday in Des Moines, Iowa, for aspiring college students to file the FAFSA application earlier.
About 350,000 people are eligible to contest about $3.5 billion in loans used for the now defunct Corinthian Colleges.
The events millennials most often put off were buying a house and buying a car.
"I can't continue to fight this," one military borrower told the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau about problems with his student loan servicer.
The Department of Justice says that the checks from Navient, formerly part of Sallie Mae, are going in the mail next month.
As student debt grows, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching an inquiry into the student loan industry.
Corinthian Colleges buyer agrees to forgive $480 million in private student loans.
