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While federal student loans and private student loans get most of the attention when it comes to paying for college, there are other types of [Read More]

State-run student loan programs, also called state loans, are an alternative type of student loan which are typically offered to borrowers through state agencies or [Read More]

Whether you’ve borrowed federal student loans, private student loans, or institutional loans directly from your college or university, you may encounter ECSI. That’s because ECSI [Read More]

If you’re a borrower of federal student loans and you’ve been getting letters or emails from the Oklahoma Student Loan Authority (OSLA), but you don’t [Read More]

Does the name Nelnet sound familiar? No, it’s not something out of the Terminator movies—it’s simply the name of a student loan servicing company that [Read More]

No name strikes fear into the heart of federal student loan borrowers quite as effectively as Navient. That’s because Navient, formerly known as Sallie Mae, [Read More]

If you’re anything like me, you might be a little weary about businesses that hide behind acronyms. You never know what the words behind those [Read More]

If you’ve borrowed federal student loans, then you will eventually receive communications from your student loan servicer. One servicer that you might encounter is Edfinancial. [Read More]

Some borrowers of federal student loans may receive a letter or email from a company called Great Lakes. If this is true for you, then [Read More]

If you’ve borrowed federal student loans to pay for college and you start receiving letters or emails from Granite State Management & Resources (GSMR), don’t [Read More]