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Student LIFE covers the latest information on finance and education. Learn about timely news, developments and perspectives relating to FAFSA, scholarships, student loans, financial aid and other aspects of planning and paying for college as well as budgeting, saving and other money management issues of concern for young adults. This blog has a practical focus, providing insights and advice.

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SAVE Plan Hold Expected to Last At Least Six Months

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on October 23, 2024

It's been reported that a spokesperson from the U.S. Department of Education has told certain news outlets that the SAVE Plan will remain on hold for at least six months. Here is the latest information borrowers need to know.

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Passive Income Sources for College Students

By Penny Redlin

Updated on October 16, 2024

For college students, passive income can be particularly beneficial. It offers a means to earn money while focusing on your studies, reducing financial strain and providing flexibility. This financial cushion can reduce stress related to tuition, textbooks, and living expenses, allowing you to concentrate more on your academic and personal growth.

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Will Student Loan Forgiveness Be Expanded?

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on October 15, 2024

Many student loan borrowers are wondering about their potential for student loan forgiveness. As two initiatives are currently in the courts, we wait to hear from President Biden about any potential forgiveness opportunities.

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College Tuition: Schools with the Highest and Lowest Increases

By Penny Redlin

Updated on October 14, 2024

It’s important for you to understand that college tuition is likely to increase during your time in college. Tuition rates can rise due to a variety of factors. Being aware of this potential for increases allows you to strategically manage your finances, ensuring you are better prepared for any financial challenges that may arise.

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How Much Should You Be Saving Each Month to Afford College?

By Penny Redlin

Updated on October 09, 2024

As college costs continue to rise at an alarming rate, planning and saving early has never been more crucial. This trend highlights the importance of proactive financial planning, as starting to save early can help ease the financial burden when it comes time to pay for tuition, fees, and other associated expenses.

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Student Loan On-Ramp Period Ends, Time for a Repayment Strategy

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on October 08, 2024

The student loan on-ramp period has ended. The on-ramp period was a 12-month buffer to help ease borrowers back into federal student loan payments.

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Biden Student Loan Forgiveness, Blocked Again

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on October 07, 2024

As Biden's second attempt at broad student loan forgiveness was making its way through the regulatory process, a legal challenge was brought against the plan. Last week there was hope that the plan would continue, however within 24-hours the plan was halted by a federal judge. The plan is now blocked until a decision is made regarding the case.

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Understanding and Managing Impulse Spending

By Penny Redlin

Updated on October 02, 2024

Impulse buying is the act of purchasing items without thinking through the potential financial consequences. Impulse spending can range from stopping to buy coffee on a whim to taking a last-minute vacation.

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What You Need to Know about the 2025-2026 FAFSA

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on October 01, 2024

This year, the 2025-2026 release will be delayed for most students. While some students may access the 2025-2026 FAFSA earlier, a full release is expected by December 2024.

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Free Online Ivy League Courses to Enhance Your Skillset

By Penny Redlin

Updated on September 30, 2024

The rise of free online classes has revolutionized access to higher education, breaking down traditional barriers and offering learning opportunities to anyone with an internet connection.

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The Future of Spending

By Dori Zinn

Updated on September 24, 2024

For a long time, leaving your wallet at home was usually just an accident. Most people need their wallets for their most important things, including bank and credit cards. Today, you can pay for most things with a digital wallet.

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Two Upcoming Court Rulings That Could Affect the Future of Student Loan Forgiveness and Repayment

By Elaine Rubin

Updated on September 23, 2024

Federal student loan forgiveness and in the U.S. is currently uncertain due to legal challenges.. The SAVE Plan is paused by a federal appeals court, and "Plan B" faces delays due to legal questions about the Department of Education's authority to enforce debt cancellation.

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