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Student Loan Debt by State: Highest and Lowest [MAP]

When it comes to college, where you go to school matters—especially when it comes to student loans. Check out this map to see the states where students have the highest (and lowest) student loan debt.

The Main Types of Student Loans (and the Ones You Should Avoid)

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Having trouble understanding the different types of student loans available to help you pay for college? Here, we discuss the main types of federal and private loans, including the ones that you should avoid.

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7 Steps if You Can’t Pay Your Student Loans Due to Natural Disaster

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If natural disaster strikes and you find yourself unable to make your student loan payments, it can feel like the end of the world. Here, we discuss 7 steps you can take if disaster strikes: From administrative forbearance to relying on your emergency fund, deferment, and more.

For Parents

When Parents Should Start Saving for College

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If you’re a parent who wants to start saving for their child’s college expenses, that’s great! But when should you actually start saving to begin with?

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Help Paying for College: 5 Things Parents SHOULDN’T Do

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College is expensive, and many parents try to help their child pay for college so that they don’t need to rely on student loans. But while that desire is understandable, some parents find themselves in financial trouble trying to foot the bill. Here are 5 things parents shouldn’t do to help their kids pay for school.

Here are All the States with Free College Plans

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Want to know what states have free college plans? Here’s a complete list, along with eligibility requirements and potential drawbacks for each program.

For High Schoolers

In the News

Private Student Loans Wiped Out Due to Poor Paperwork

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Judges recently wiped away $5 billion in private student loans held by National Collegiate, a loan servicer. Could your student loans have been impacted?

DeVos’ Student Loan Decision Being Fought

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Student Loan Debt by State: Highest and Lowest [MAP]

The Main Types of Student Loans (and the Ones You Should Avoid)

7 Steps if You Can’t Pay Your Student Loans Due to Natural Disaster

When Parents Should Start Saving for College

Help Paying for College: 5 Things Parents SHOULDN’T Do

Here are All the States with Free College Plans

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Here are All the States with Free College Plans

DeVos’ Student Loan Decision Being Fought