If you've tied the knot with a college graduate, there's a good chance they have student loan debt. If this applies to you, it's important to familiarize yourself with how their student loans may affect your financial situation. Typically, you aren't responsible for your spouse's student loans. However, there are some situations where you may be ...Continue Reading

If you have student loans that you'd like to get rid of sooner rather than later, refinancing may be a smart move. By refinancing your student loans, you can: Reduce your rate and save on interest costs. Get a better repayment term for your financial situation. Simplify your monthly payments with one loan and one loan servicer. ...Continue Reading

When you refinance your student loans, a lender will pay off your existing loans and give you a new loan. Ideally, the new loan will come with a lower interest rate that can allow you to save big time on interest. Refinancing your student loans can also give you the opportunity to change your repayment term and consolidate multiple student loans ...Continue Reading