If you have student loan debt and you’re struggling to pay off your monthly payment, you’re not alone. Millions of borrowers are struggling to make ends meet. Lenders and student loan servicers (the company that sends a bill each month)...
If your co-signer (usually a parent or grandparent) on your private student loans dies or files for bankruptcy, your loan servicer may automatically put you in default and demand you repay the remaining balance of your loans immediately – even...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3, 2015 Contacts: Sarah Lovenheim, sarah.lovenheim@younginvincibles.org, 585.746.8281 Colin Seeberger, colin.seeberger@younginvincibles.org, 214.223.2913 [WASHINGTON]–Jennifer Wang, Policy Director of Young Invincibles, released the following statement in response to the Administration announcing that it has secured $480 million in debt...
By Lauren Booker “The state of Georgia received 77 percent (or C) on its “report card” for public higher education support. The ranking was based on five subjects factored and averaged into a grading system according to the Young Invincibles....
Young Invincibles’ Midwest Director Eve Rips writes an op-ed for Reboot Illinois calling for Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner to represent the ideas conveyed to him by thousands of young people at this fall’s NextGen Illinois Convention as he gives his State of the...
By Quentin Fottrell “Are millennials stubbornly idealistic? Among all age groups, they feel the most positive about their finances — even compared with older Americans who have higher net worths. Relative to every other age group, millennials — also known...
By Angela Townsend “Little more than two weeks remain to sign up for insurance through the Affordable Care Act, which means that the final push is under way to reach the uninsured before the Feb. 15 deadline to get health...
By Natalie Villacorta “Gone are the splashy tweets about health coverage from Katy Perry and the “brosurance” ads featuring guys doing keg stands. Fliers in coffee shops and bars are in, as are partnerships with community colleges and job training...
By Elise Viebeck “ObamaCare activists are mounting a new push to encourage young people to sign up for the marketplaces by Feb. 15, the deadline for buying health insurance this year. Thursday will mark the second annual National Youth Enrollment...
By Colin Seeberger This week, North Carolina kicks off what is bound to be a raucous 2015 legislative session. With important debates looming around the state’s support for higher education and access to affordable health care for young North Carolinians,...