Education Secretary Arne Duncan, reacting to anger over rising college costs, urged higher education officials to “think more creatively” about ways to contain costs and reduce student debt.
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Types of repayment plans (info courtesy of the Department of State and FinAid) Standard repayment: Pay fixed monthly bills for a term up to 10 years. “The standard plan is good for you if you can handle higher monthly payments because you’ll repay your loans more quickly,” the Department of Education writes. This keeps interest from accruing too high. Extended repayment: Similar to standard …
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With student-loan debt totaling about $1 trillion, and with people wondering how they will make massive monthly payments in a lousy job market, some recent adjustments to student loan rules by the Obama administration are giving people hope.
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With student-loan debt totaling about $1 trillion and many wondering how they will make massive monthly payments in a lousy job market, some recent adjustments to loan rules by the Obama administration are giving people hope.
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As students look ahead to graduation, there could be some hope for reducing student debt, at least in the beginning.
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