A new study on college tuition shows that the price for school has risen by 6.5% — right in the teeth of the recession. But all is not lost.
Defaults on student loans are rising as new graduates grapple with a bleak job market. And the situation could get worse.
You say you’re unhappy with your 529 college savings plan? You’re not alone.
Politicians are working on ways to keep college 529 plan expenses down and allow parents to cross state lines to get the best deals.
Banks and other private lenders are saying “no mas” to student loans, making the federal government the de facto college loan lender in the U.S. Why?
Why not pay for college with a home equity line of credit? At first glance, the benefits are appealing. But does a closer look douse that premise?
At a time when tuition is getting harder to afford, going to college in Canada is an appealing option for Americans.
Public colleges and universities are raising tuition just as states' education investment funds are failing, causing parents much frustration.
Bud's college try; Mackey's Whole Foods fight; tech trade show's tiff; stimulus stupidity; WPT Enterprises folds 'em.
This round, he says college costs will go down, meaning they won't have to save as much. She says, let's prepare for the worst.
