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How Student Loan Debt Can Derail Your Future

It's time to stop believing that student loans are "good" debt. In fact, they can totally derail your future.

You're leaving college and entering the wonderful world of adulthood. This means avoiding the money mishaps that can throw your life off course.

As a new grad, you have a lot on your financial plate. Nothing is more important than protecting your credit.

Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.

New grads love cash, but these other money-oriented gifts can really help propel them into adulthood.

Picking the right college is as simple as knowing the right questions to ask.

If you need to borrow money, you may wonder how a loan differs from a line of credit. Let's break it down.

We all make mistakes in our 20s — but these money mishaps could lead you straight to your debt-ridden 30s.

Your student loan balance is just one piece of the financial puzzle. You should know how your loan interest works, too.

How much is too much when it comes to college costs? A worried father breaks down the costs and the benefits of a child's hefty tuition.

Juggling student loan payments with other bills can sometimes seem impossible if you're making a low salary. But it can be done.

All debts are not created equal. There's an order to your path to financial freedom.

Education doesn't directly affect your credit; but it can impact your creditworthiness.

Worried that a lack of scholarships will stunt your college savings? Don't worry; there are other smart ways to afford your degree.

Having your wages garnished is scary. Being informed is your best defense.

Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.

Millions of Americans are saddled with debt. To truly get rid of it, you need to get to the root of the problem.

If your grown children are still depending on you for every little money matter, it's time to teach them how to go it alone.

The transition to adulthood is financially tricky. That doesn't mean parents should be bailing out their kids' every bill.

A Master's in Business Administration can add millions to your lifetime earnings potential, but it won't come cheap. Is it worth the cost?