What is financial literacy? Financial literacy is defined as: The ability to read, analyze, manage and communicate about the personal financial conditions affecting material well being. The term is used to describe financial education programs on college campuses and within high schools. The objective of financial literacy programs is to help students better manage their … [Read more...] about Financial Literacy
When the campus Cohort Default Rate is high, not only does it affect your financial well-being; it places a monetary burden on the campus. Responsible Repay helps you lower your Cohort Default Rate by keeping you on track. https://www.responsiblerepay.com/ … [Read more...] about Staying on Track
http://player.vimeo.com/video/53704027 Sometimes it may seem impossible to make your student loan payment. Maybe you decided to go back to grad school, your entry-level salary isn't what you expected, or a health condition prevents you from working—but you have deferment and forbearance options to postpone your payments and bring your account current without hurting your … [Read more...] about Taking a break from payments
Take a Break from Payments Both deferments and forbearances give you a break from monthly payments for a set period of time. Many options are available to meet a variety of needs. If you are having difficulty making payments and want to see which options fit your specific situation, log in to your account and click Postpone My Payment to see which deferment or forbearance works … [Read more...] about A Break From Payments
Understanding Default NEVER ignore delinquency or default notices from your loan servicer. If you don’t make your monthly loan payments, you will become delinquent on your student loan and risk going into default. Contact your servicer immediately if you are having trouble making payments or won't be able to pay on time. Learn about federal student loan default: Find out what … [Read more...] about Default