Dori Zinn

If you’re looking for an alternative college-saving route, you might want to look into these types of custodial accounts.

For-profit colleges focus on paying back ownership and shareholders, which means students end up paying more for their education compared to other types of schools.

Tuition payments might require you to save up or borrow, but secondary expenses like room and board also come at considerable cost.

You can sell I bonds after 12 months through the TreasuryDirect website, your bank or by mail.

I bonds are inflation-linked investments issued by the U.S. government. Here’s what to know about making them a part of your investments.

If you’re thinking of going back to school—perhaps to pursue a first or new degree—you might prioritize employers with tuition assistance or reimbursement.

The 2001 recession is most closely linked with the dot-com boom and bust, but the reality is that there were numerous factors that brought on this “mild” period of economic decline.

If you need to borrow student loans, there are a few different types to choose from.