The Domino Effect: Why 41% of Colleges Face Rising Student Payment Delays

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How could “Deferred Payment” means Deferred Dreams Universities are supposed to be fountains of knowledge, not fountains of overdue bills. Yet, according to the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO, 2024), 41% of U.S. colleges report a sharp rise in delinquent tuition accounts. That’s not just a headache for bursars—it’s a ticking time bomb for budgets. Unlike …

Tuition, Tension, and Trouble: What Student Loan Repayments Mean for the Education Sector

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The student loan repayment pause has officially ended—and the ripple effects are already being felt. With consumer debt delinquencies surging to a five-year high, educational institutions and service providers are bracing for a wave of financial strain that may hit closer to home than expected. At Caine & Weiner, we understand how critical timely payments are for schools, universities, and …

Lessons & Collections: Building Financial Foundations for Schools and Institutions

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In the education sector, administrators and institutions focus on providing quality learning experiences, but financial challenges often disrupt that mission. At Caine & Weiner, we understand the unique dynamics of educational receivables and are here to help schools, universities, and training centers maintain financial stability. Our dedication to ethical and effective financial solutions was recently reinforced when a District Court …