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Student Loan Debt
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Student loan debt is money borrowed by students to pay for college or higher education expenses, such as tuition, housing, books, and fees. These loans must be repaid with interest after graduation or leaving school. Student loan debt can come from federal or private lenders and often impacts a borrower’s financial future, influencing decisions like buying a home, saving for retirement, or pursuing further education.
As ‘529 Day’ Approaches, States Crank Up Much-Needed Awareness Efforts
Saturday is more than just May 29th. It’s National 529 Day, a celebration of the tax-advantaged accounts that…
5 Big Ways SECURE 2.0 Would Impact 401(k)s
Summary of five of the key changes currently included in proposed SECURE 2.0 legislation that would have the biggest impact on 401(k) plans.
EvoShare and SavvyFi Team to Tackle Student Loan Debt
EvoShare, a micro savings-oriented FinTech startup based in Berkeley, California, and SavvyFi, a tech-driven 529 employee benefit platform…
Don’t Be an April Fool: Celebrate 4/01k Day Instead
Message from Lincoln Financial this April 1 (or 4/01k Day): Don’t let plan participants fall for common retirement saving misconceptions.
How Employers Can Tackle the $1.7 Billion Student Debt Issue
With 44 million Americans owing an estimated $1.67 trillion in student debt, there has been much focus on…
Why Student Loan Help is the ‘It’ Employee Benefit for 2021
When it comes to up-and-coming employee benefit offerings, one that might be able to give financial wellness programs…
What Georgia Runoff Results Mean for Biden Retirement Agenda: Slideshow
Introduction With all that happened in the Capitol yesterday, it was a little hard to focus on the…
Stimulus Bill Extends Tax-Free Status of Employer-Sponsored Student Loan Programs
The new stimulus bill signed into law by President Trump on Sunday didn’t extend the student loan payment…
Employers Increasingly Eye Innovative DC Plan Features
nnovative DC plan features help boost retirement savings, enhance financial wellbeing, and support employees with long-term security.
Millennials, Gen Z Fear Long-Lasting Negative Financial Impact from Pandemic
New Georgetown survey finds one in four young adults say the pandemic will have a long-lasting negative financial impact on them financially.