by Joanna Nesbit
Freelance Writer
Sometimes parents have to borrow money on behalf of their student to afford college. Before you sign any papers, learn these important borrowing practices.
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by CollegeXpress
Don’t think you can afford to go to college? This collection of advice covers scholarships, grants, loans, FAFSA tips, and more ways to make it possible.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Skipping student loan payments is a risky game. Here are seven consequences to not making your monthly payments, plus tips if you're struggling financially.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Federal student loan repayments resuming in a few months may have you worried. Here are five steps you can take to prepare before the relief period is over.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Income-sharing agreements can be a great alternative means of funding your education if you're in a bind. Read on to learn if this is a good option for you.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Cybercrime is a serious issue, especially for students who are often preyed upon by hackers and fraudsters. Avoid these risky behaviors to protect your info.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
College internships sometimes make it hard to earn money at the same time, as most are unpaid. Here are some ways to avoid debt during this crucial experience.
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by Pranathi Selvakumar
CollegeXpress Student Writer
When planning for college, it's important for students to know about every financial aid option available. Student writer Pranathi breaks it down for you here.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Deciding the amount to request on a college loan application can be hard. Here are three important things for parents and students to consider before applying.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Students don't have to rely on their parents to be able to pay for college. Here are six avenues to consider that can help you pay for your higher education.
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