What Happens When You Default on Student Loans?

Learn about the differences between subsidized and unsubsidized student loans, including eligibility requirements, and borrowing limits for each. Read more.

The U.S. national debt has changed during Biden's presidency, but just how much has it changed, and what has affected the debt during his presidency? Read more.

Managing your money while in college can be a challenge. Use these tips to learn to practice smart financial habits. Read more.

When your income goes up and down every month, it might feel like a nearly impossible task to stick to a budget. Here are some pointers on how to budget when you have multiple streams of income. Read more.

Each year, Self holds a scholarship contest to help students accomplish their education goals. We’re proud to announce our three winners for 2022. Read more.

According to data from the National Centers for Education Statistics, enrollment in four-year colleges has more than doubled over the last 50 years, going from a little over five million students in 1970 to nearly 11 million in 2019. Read more.

If you have taken out more than one type of student loan, and one of those loans is private, then it’s a good idea to start paying that loan off first. Read more.

Wondering how student loans impact your credit score? Discover how payments, balances, and repayment plans can influence your credit health over time. Read more.