Created in 2007, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program allows for federal student loan forgiveness for teachers, nurses, firefighters, and other critical public and non-profit workers after ten years of on-time monthly payments. Now, the first wave of eligible...
It’s been ten years since Congress updated the Higher Education Act (HEA). A lot has changed in the last decade, including the options available to borrowers to repay their loans. A lot of those changes happened at the administrative level,...
Later today, the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote on an omnibus spending package to fund the federal government through the end of the fiscal year. If passed, the bill would reinvest in programs that help young people...
Young adults have always been uninsured at rates far exceeding the national average. But contrary to what some may suggest, that’s not because young people don’t want or think they need health insurance; it’s that too many financial barriers have...
When many Americans — and far too many lawmakers — think of a typical college student, the image that often comes to mind is of 18 year-olds who recently turned their tassels at high school graduation. But if you surveyed...
As a national non-profit organization that represents and is made up of many young adults, it’s not typically our style to take you on a trip down memory lane. But lately, we’ve been talking to young people across the country...
Tonight, we will hear from President Trump as he delivers his first the State of the Union address. Historically the State of the Union is a big opportunity, one for the president to outline a policy agenda to Congress, and...
Over the past six months, the Department of Education and GOP lawmakers have declared all-out war on the Gainful Employment (GE) Rule. The rule was finalized in 2015 and requires that all programs offered at for-profit institutions and non-degree programs...
Big news – there are only five days left of open enrollment. That’s right, you only have five days left to find a health care plan for 2018. The good news is, you’ve got time and there are quality, affordable...
At Young Invincibles, we’ve spent the last month constantly sharing information about open enrollment – how to get health insurance for the uninsured, and what consumers can expect when they shop around for coverage this year. The early numbers were...