Student loans

Five questions young physicians should answer before buying a first home: budget, down payment, how long you'll stay, lenders, and renting.
Letting your teenager run the college search can cost $100,000 or more. Why parents should lead, and how to keep college costs down.
What the FAFSA's Student Aid Index means, which assets count, and what changed under FAFSA Simplification.
Parent PLUS loans now have caps and fewer repayment options. Seven reasons I tell parents to avoid them, with current rates and fees.
Claim the American Opportunity Tax Credit and use federal student loans before you drain the 529: two ways to cut the cost of college.
Layering several term policies instead of one 30-year policy can cut the cost of life insurance for families who are paying down debt and saving hard.
Under the current federal loan rules, paying during residency means a small payment, waived interest under RAP and an early start on PSLF.