CSLP Blog

Student Loans and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Borrowers closely tracking the student loan news are likely to have heard many contradictory things as a result of the Read More

Last week, the Department of Education noted in a press release  that it would end administrative wage garnishment. (This applies only to federal loans). However, they added that the government "must... Read More

On March 25th, the U.S. Senate passed the Cares Act, which among its historic relief, provided some much-needed assistance for student loan borrowers. Below are the provisions of the bill Read More

The Coronavirus will have far-reaching impacts for us all. On March 20, 2020 the Department of Education issued a press release that clarified comments made by the President during the emergency... Read More

To refinance or not - that is the question. The arena of student loan refinancing can be a confusing one. Even if you can get a lower interest rate through refinancing, it still might not be your... Read More

As an advisor who recently completed the CSLP course, I can assure you that what I thought I knew about student loans was just the tip of the iceberg. Many advisors I speak with (I used to be one of... Read More

The Board is rolling out exciting changes beginning this month!  Join us as we continue to build a network of dedicated, competency-tested, licensed, and vetted financial and tax advisors delivering... Read More

The subject of loan forgiveness and in particular, Public Service Loan Forgiveness has been in the news for quite some time. Most of it has been negative where consumers are sadly finding that they... Read More

Financial advisors working with student loan borrowers will eventually encounter a borrower facing default and collections. When a borrower is in default, government has extraordinary power to... Read More