Once you’ve signed the promissory note for your student loan and you’re off to the races, what’s next? Who do you turn to if you have questions about your loan?

When looking into college, most people talk to you about how to get the money to fund it - scholarships, federal student loans, private student loans.

By Paula Raven Director of Operations As you think about financing your education, this important question comes up regularly:  Do I need a co-borrower? Most student borrowers don’t know how…

I thought college wasn't for me. I still remember the look in my father's eyes as I dismissed the notion of a college degree with more ease than he would have liked. His stare, one part anger, two parts despair, bore into me as if he was going to change my mind through shear will.

If you're trying to get a student loan - or just about any consumer loan - you may have seen the term "LIBOR" when researching interest rates. And unless you regularly follow the financial news, you may wonder what in the world it means.