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Struggling to pay down your student loans? This new debit card can help.

Getting in and paying tuition is just half the battle for low-income, first generation students.

American parents say they're spending $14,678 to send their kids to college, double the world average. But more American students are helping fund the cost than almost anywhere else.

College probably didn't teach you about a 401(k) or how to pay off student loans. Here's what you need to know about money to get through your first year in the real world.

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The overwhelming majority of young, wealthy millennials believe that impact investing is important to their decisions, according to a new survey.

Millennial parents know what it's like to be saddled with student loan debt, which is why many are looking to get a head start on saving for their kid's education costs.

When so many families are stuck having to borrow money to send their kids to college, these middle class students were able to graduate debt-free.

What if lowering student debt was as easy as sending students a letter?

Beyond the famous graduation speeches, take a minute to watch the one by Richard and Mary Templeton about how to rebuild your life after tragedy.

College enrollment in the U.S. peaked in 2010. It's fallen by 812,069 students since. CNNMoney looks into who isn't in college anymore.

While plenty of community college students graduate with a degree that leads to a better job or to a four-year college, many community college students drop out. And a growing number of students are taking on debt they cannot repay.

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Some middle and upper-middle class families find that what a college expects them to be able to contribute is more than what they can afford.

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Here's the truth about Bernie Sanders' tuition-free public college plan.

You've paid off all your debt obligations and have money left over, should you pay down more student loan debt or put the money toward your retirement?

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A new program at Washington College will pay off what graduating seniors borrowed for their last semester at school.

Each additional dollar in student loan debt decreases your retirement savings by 35 cents, according to a new report from Morningstar.