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‘I find it appalling that there is no protection.’ My mom cosigned student loans for my sister, who is now disabled. Now mom is struggling to pay. Is there a glimmer of hope here?

‘I find it appalling that there is no protection.’ My mom cosigned student loans for my sister, who is now disabled. Now mom is struggling to pay. Is there a glimmer of hope here?

February 25, 2022February 26, 2022 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, C&E Industry News Filter, Career Education, college, Content Types, corporate, Corporate Funding, Corporate/Industrial News, credit, Education, Factiva Filters, Financial Services, Financing Agreements, general news, Higher Education Costs, industrial news, mpbankrate, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, university, University/College

How to get out of student loan debt. Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: My mom cosigned my sister’s student loan for her

‘I’m in dire need of help.’ I have $140K in student loans, and recently had to quit my job making $125K because I have anxiety. What should I do?

‘I’m in dire need of help.’ I have $140K in student loans, and recently had to quit my job making $125K because I have anxiety. What should I do?

February 21, 2022February 21, 2022 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, Career Education, college, credit, Education, Financial Services, general news, Higher Education Costs, mpbankrate, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, university, University/College

How to tackle student loan debt Getty Images Question: “I need serious help. I’m a 39-year-old single man with over

'I'm worried for my children.' I'm a nurse with a stable job and never take vacation, but drowning in $106K in student loan debt. What should I do?

‘I’m worried for my children.’ I’m a nurse with a stable job and never take vacation, but drowning in $106K in student loan debt. What should I do?

January 17, 2022January 17, 2022 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, Career Education, college, credit, Education, Financial Services, general news, Higher Education Costs, mpbankrate, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, university, University/College

Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: I have a graduate degree in nursing and a stable job, but I’m still $106,000 deep in

‘I fear I will die with the debts.’ I’m a 60-year-old veteran who took out student loans for my child. Years later, I still owe $36K. What should I do?

‘I fear I will die with the debts.’ I’m a 60-year-old veteran who took out student loans for my child. Years later, I still owe $36K. What should I do?

January 7, 2022January 7, 2022 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, Career Education, college, credit, Education, Financial Services, general news, Higher Education Costs, mpbankrate, mpcredible, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, university, University/College

Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: I’m a U.S. Army veteran, and I’ve been paying the loans I took out to send my

‘I couldn’t even use the degree.’ I racked up $80K in student loans, but only make $40K a year. How to get out of student loan debt faster

‘I couldn’t even use the degree.’ I racked up $80K in student loans, but only make $40K a year. How to get out of student loan debt faster

December 30, 2021December 31, 2021 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, Career Education, college, credit, Education, Financial Services, general news, Higher Education Costs, mpcredible, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, university, University/College

Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: “I have high student loan debt, about $80,000 in total. When I got the loans, I thought

I haven't even finished my master’s degree and already have $200K in student loans. I am ‘barely getting by’ making $35K a year and living with my ex-boyfriend. How can I tackle this debt?

I haven’t even finished my master’s degree and already have $200K in student loans. I am ‘barely getting by’ making $35K a year and living with my ex-boyfriend. How can I tackle this debt?

December 20, 2021December 20, 2021 monzul4u article_normal, banking, Banking/Credit, Career Education, college, credit, Education, Financial Services, general news, Higher Education Costs, Internet, Internet/Online Services, mpbankrate, mpcredible, online services, Personal finance, political, Political/General News, Student loans, Technology, university, University/College

Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: I have over $200,000 in student loan debts, most of it lent by the federal government, but

Unemployment benefits ended for millions of Americans. These extended pandemic programs may provide help

Unemployment benefits ended for millions of Americans. These extended pandemic programs may provide help

September 6, 2021September 7, 2021 monzul4u business news, Children, Economic events, Family finances, Government taxation and revenue, Housing, Housing policy, Housing rental, Internal Revenue Service, Investment strategy, New York, Personal finance, Personal saving, Social issues, Student loans, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Taxes, U.S. Department of the Treasury, U.S. Economy, Unemployment, Unemployment insurance

People wait in line in Louisville, Kentucky, as Kentucky Labor Cabinet reopened 13 regional Career Centers for in-person unemployment insurance

College debt crisis drives more students away from four-year schools

College debt crisis drives more students away from four-year schools

September 5, 2021September 5, 2021 monzul4u business news, Careers, Higher education, Investment strategy, Personal finance, Programming, Student financial aid, Student loans

Before the pandemic, college was a given for many high school students. Now, more are finding there are affordable alternatives

Biden has canceled $9.5 billion in student loan debt yet forgiveness for all isn't necessarily coming

Biden has canceled $9.5 billion in student loan debt yet forgiveness for all isn’t necessarily coming

August 28, 2021August 28, 2021 monzul4u business news, Education, Higher education, Investment strategy, Joe Biden, Personal debt, Personal finance, Personal loans, Personal saving, Student, Student loans, Students, U.S. Department of Education

A college graduate calls their family on video to celebrate Kemal Yildirim | Getty Images Earlier in August, the U.S.

These legislative proposals may affect your wallet. What to watch for this fall

These legislative proposals may affect your wallet. What to watch for this fall

August 8, 2021August 8, 2021 monzul4u 401(k) plans, business news, Charles Schumer, Congress, Economic stimulus, Elizabeth Warren, Government taxation and revenue, Individual retirement accounts, Joe Biden, Legislation, Medicare, Personal finance, Retirees, Retirement planning, Student loans, Tax planning, Taxes, United States House of Representatives, US Senate

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., second from right, speaks at a news conference in Washington, D.C., on July 28, 2021. Stefani

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