Tuition costs are on the rise each year, far outpacing the rise in average annual income and inflation. Because of the rising cost of education, most students are taking out loans to pay for their education. This year, 66% of college graduates had some form of loan. The U.S. collectively owes over $1.3 trillion in student […]
Since the 1990’s, student loan interest rates have hovered around 7%. They go up or down depending on the state of the economy. Currently, they’re around 6%. But, there are ways you can lower your interest rate over time with a little careful planning… This article will help you understand the details of interest rates and what […]
The Government Accountability Office released a report stating that it will forgive over $108 billion dollars in student debt. Those who borrowed money from the United States government, and have fulfilled all of the obligations and rules, will have some or all of their debt forgiven. This is much more than initially thought. It sounds […]
It’s that wonderful time of the year…with the kids jingle belling and juggling loans and everyone’s telling you be of good cheer. But… they are all saddled with debt. Oh it’s the most wonderful time of the year!! Even though we’re being highly sarcastic (if you hadn’t notice already), this should be the happiest time of […]
We work with and speak to thousands of student loan borrowers every single day. We talk with recent undergrads, post grads, current students, parents, friends, siblings, grandparents. You name it! If they have student loans, chances are we’ve talked to them. And we’ve helped them make good decisions about their debt. After all this time, […]
It’s extremely easy to fall victim to bad money habits. Especially if you’re fresh out of college and have had little guidance. Follow these 6 personal finance tips for new college grads to start yourself off on the right foot financially. Financial tips for new college grads It may not seem like it, but the […]
