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Your Guide To Student Loan Interest Rates

College is an expensive business. Tuition doesn’t come cheap, and there’s a life to lead beyond that; it all costs money. The majority of students need some sort of financial assistance, and a high number of them take student loans. But not all student loans are the same. The variance in interest payable on these loans […]

Paying Off Student Loans vs. Saving For Retirement

When it comes time to retire, you’ll need a considerable amount of wealth in order to be able to continue the lifestyle you’ve enjoyed while you’ve been working. Most of us won’t get lucky on the tables or come into a large inheritance, so we need to start chipping away at the problem today. Setting a solid […]

Do You Want To Be Student Loan Debt Free By 30?

There’s been a lot of noise from the media in regards to student debt being a bigger burden than ever on our society.  This burden could potentially harm any possible growth of the U.S. economy. Those of you that have taken out a student loan know how crippling it can be for your future: A bad […]

Are You Managing Your Student Debt Correctly?

Some 40 million Americans have student loan debt. Together, this amounts to approximately $1.2 trillion. In 2015, the average graduate had $35,051 in debt. However, not all borrowers make their payments on time. The Cost of Post-Secondary Education The cost of college has increased, but government grants have not increased proportionally. As such, families are […]

Should You Be Paying Extra On Your Student Loans?

While the university is rewarding, it certainly doesn’t come cheap. Almost immediately after the graduation ceremony, you’ll have to face the consequences of your student loan debt. It’s easy enough to say, “I can’t afford to pay more than the minimum payment on my student loans each month.” But have you ever actually stopped to […]

Marriage And Student Loans: What Are The Affects?

As expected, most people head onto a four-year university and apply for student loans. The average of $35,000 takes quite a while to pay off.  During this time, many people will rack up other debts too. All of this is very common. You most likely have a debt of your own. And so does your […]

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