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Many employees have sons and daughters who will be attending college this fall semester. The challenge for parents and students is how to pay the increasing cost of a college education. Taking out student loans is a necessity for most college students. This week’s column discusses three types of student loans – federal loans, private loans and interest-free loans. View More
A recently introduced House bill will give public servants more options for student loan forgiveness, including discounts. View More
The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund is now accepting applications for its 2018 scholarship program. View More
Agencies may make payments (which are taxable) of up to $10,000 a year and $60,000 lifetime for that purpose. The authority is limited to federally insured student loans made by educational institutions or banks and other private lenders. View More
To receive student loan repayment benefits, you would have to sign a service agreement to remain in the service of the agency for at least three years. View More
Depending on your modified adjusted gross income, you may be eligible for: The American Opportunity Tax Credit of the first 100 percent of $2,000 of qualified higher education expenses, plus 25 percent of the next $2,000 of qualified expenses for the first four years. View More
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