Our approach
Federal student-loan information can be spread across government guides, loan-servicer notices, application pages, regulations, and court-related updates. We aim to help readers understand the terminology, identify the questions that matter, and find the official source that can answer them.
Education first
Our resources explain general processes and help users get organized. They are not a substitute for Federal Student Aid, a loan servicer, an attorney, a tax professional, or another qualified professional who can review individual circumstances.
Clear limits
We are not a government agency, lender, or federal student-loan servicer. We do not make federal repayment decisions, access official borrower accounts on a user's behalf, guarantee eligibility, guarantee forgiveness, or promise specific financial results. Visitors should keep control of their credentials and submit applications only through official channels.
How we maintain resources
Guides include official links and a review date. Policy pages can change, and no third-party educational website should be treated as the final word on an individual account. The official page and the borrower's actual servicer notice take priority over a summary.