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Federal aid is not keeping up with the cost of education for low-income college students. Not only does this affect young borrowers, it also can have devastating effects on their parents. cnbc.com/2020/08/02/mor…

Credit card debt has gone down because of people spending less during the #pandemic. However, this does not mean it will last. Read more from Bloomberg: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

According to @StudentLoanHero, college students can expect to pay up to more than $1.5K per credit hour in college. While this amount depends on multiple factors, it is an astronomical total. studentloanhero.com/featured/colle…

.@InsideHigherEd makes the argument that student debt cancellation can make a decisive difference in creating a equitable environment - a necessary conversation in today's America. insidehighered.com/views/2020/07/…

The rising costs of college had many students questioning the value of a degree long before the onset of #COVID19. Now, with many universities transitioning online, more students are asking the same question - what is a college education worth? thehill.com/opinion/educat…

An interesting result during #COVID19 - an Experian survey found that more than 70% of student loan borrowers reported not knowing what will happen to their debt in the event of their death. msn.com/en-us/money/pe…

Even with financial aid, the cost of college is astronomical with the average student having to take thousands in loans. Then, there's the cost of room and board. And the numbers just keep growing. Something must be done. businessinsider.com/personal-finan…

If you're thinking about refinancing your student loans, here are a few things to keep in mind before making the decision: forbes.com/sites/adammins…

Americans are saving more than ever during the pandemic. If you're wondering when it's time to start spending, take a look at some ideas from us at Freedom Debt Relief: freedomdebtrelief.com/blog/you-built…

Americans have been hit hard by #COVID19, but, if there is a small sliver of a silver lining, many have been able to help their finances by using a personal loan to consolidate debt and improve their credit score. See more here: foxbusiness.com/money/best-tim…

According to a The Brookings Institution report, low-income families are falling disproportionately behind on student debt because of #COVID19: brookings.edu/blog/up-front/…

In these unprecedented times, millions of Americans are finding it harder and harder to pay their bills on time. If you're looking for relief on your student loan payments, check out these tips from @StudentLoanHero: studentloanhero.com/featured/add-t…

Data released by U.S. Department of Education shows that only a few thousands applications to PSLF were eligible for loan forgiveness because of the strict requirements. It has a noble mission, but the program is helping too few. Perhaps reform is in the cards?forbes.com/sites/wesleywh…

This country's student loan crisis began long before the onset of #COVID19. Now, with millions left unemployed and the economy in shambles, the problem is quickly worsening. cnbc.com/2020/06/27/how…

In March 2020, the average American household owed over 95% of their income to different types of loans. With the #COVID19-led economic recession, these numbers are only worsening. forbes.com/sites/christia…

Student loan payments are back after a series of COVID-related govt deferrals. Unfortunately, deferrals were little more than a bandage on a much larger problem and did nothing to help students in the long term, as I discussed in American Banker today: americanbanker.com/opinion/colleg…

My heart goes out to people in Southern California impacted by the wildfires. The impact is horribly worsened by the insurance crisis created by the California government.

Govt price controls and bureaucracy have made it impossible for insurance cos to continue writing policies in many areas. Look for the government to blame the insurance companies. But companies that can’t make money go bankrupt.

California govt doesn’t understand this because when they run out of money they just raise taxes. The problem is not new, but when it impacted everyday Californians it was not a govt priority. Now that it is impacting people important to them, change may finally come.