If you’re waiting until the last minute to make a decision about college, you’re in good company — colleges are scrambling, too. Here’s a sample of what some schools are considering: Boston University plans in-person instruction. The California State University system will go remote. Columbia University will offer three semesters to “de-densify” its campus. Kent … Continued
In response to the spread of the coronavirus and its impact on the U.S. economy, the federal government took steps to help Americans get through the next several months on a lower income. If you have federal student loans, you don’t have to make payments until September 30, 2020. The Coronavirus Aid Relief, and Economic Security … Continued
It’s our new normal: Tens of millions of Americans are unemployed or on a reduced income. We’re social distancing and spending more time at home. But one thing hasn’t changed — debts still have due dates. If you’re among those who are out of work or earning less because of the pandemic, paying off those … Continued