The Fed doesn’t directly impact what you pay for federal student loans, yet it might affect variable-rate and private loans.

Paying off your student loans doesn't have to come at the cost of saving for retirement or building an emergency fund.

Here’s how the central bank’s interest rate stance influences car loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings and student loans.

Student loan debt collection resumes on May 5. Here's how borrowers can prepare to repay loans and get lower monthly payments ...

A growing number of Americans are asking to borrow money from others in order to pay down their student loans, amid ongoing economic uncertainty and the recent resumption in federal loan collections.

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The UK and India reached a "landmark" trade deal yesterday after three years of negotiations. UK consumers are expected to benefit from a range of tariffs being reduced on Indian exports to the UK ...

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