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One of the few not-awful things to come out of the pandemic was that the feds gave people a break from paying their student loans. 

But nothing lasts forever and that’s true for the student loan payment "pause." At some point,  you'll need to start making those payments again.

We’ll walk you through what’s new and what your options are.

If you’re a student loan borrower whose loan is being serviced by Navient, you may have heard the company is going to be transferring its loans to another company. What does that mean for you?

There is a lot going on behind the scenes, but the good news is the impact on you should be minimal. But you should still know what’s happening.

Below, we’ve got a breakdown of what’s changing and what you need to know.

You may have heard that Granite State Management is going to stop servicing federal student loans. If they service your loan, you’re probably wondering what that means for you.

We’ve got the information you’re looking for. Read on for the latest.

If you have a student loan serviced by FedLoan you may have heard that the company will be transferring its loans to other companies. What does that mean for you? The good news: You don’t have to do much. But the process can sure sound confusing, so it’s understandable if you have questions.

Keep reading for a breakdown of what you need to know.

There are lot of things to worry about when you send your kid off to college for the first time. How to keep them safe when you’re not entirely sure what they’re doing is a top concern for most parents and guardians. 

We’ve got the info you need to know about what’s going on now, and how you can prepare your student to make wise decisions on their own.

Move-in day is still a few weeks away, and let's be honest: Some of you may be trying to ignore the upcoming date. It's understandable. It's a real challenge (physical and emotional) sending your recent high school student off to college. 

We get that. Better yet, we have tips on how you can plan and prep now to make that process easier — and help you relax and enjoy these last few weeks with your kid still at home.