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[May 23] Here’s What Happened on US Student Loan Center This Week…

May 27, 2017 by Katie Bentley Leave a Comment

Here’s what happened on US Student Loan Center this week…

1. 7 Refinancing Student Loan Tips

7 Refinancing Student Loan Tips

Are you thinking of refinancing student loans but haven’t got around to doing it? Like many college grads, the thought of refinancing your student loans must be stressful. All those paper works,  the application process, and such anticipations can be strenuous. Fortunately, we are here to help you get your ducks in a row. Read on to get started!

2. Nicki Minaj Charity For Student Loans: Rumors or Not?

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Aside from Grammy Awards, “charity for students loans” may now be added to Nicki Minaj’s list of accolades. The Twitter announcement that had students re-evaluating their college options is now making headlines… Click here for the full story

3. What You Should Know About Private Student Loans

What You Should Know About Private Student Loans

Private student loans tend to be our very last option once we’ve exhausted federal student loans. Unfortunately, the buy-now-pay-later mentality drives us to jump right into available resources. By doing so, students grab on to what’s easy to access without taking a deeper look into it. Based on research and personal experience, this relevant info should help you before you apply for private student loans! Click to keep reading

4. Budgeting Basics For New Graduates [Infographic]

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Every new graduate needs to know the budgeting basics. It’s the first step you have to take in your new role in the real world. Here’s an infographic to help you navigate. Click to view infographic

5. Why Student Loans Are Important


A lot of students (and parents) ask why student loans are important. Considering the headlines student loans have made over the past years, this is completely understandable… Click to read more

How are you student loan payments going? Have any questions? Let us know in the comments below.

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