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Tips To Avoid Student Loan Debt

March 19, 2018 6 Comments

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As a parent, it is your dream and hopes that you will be able to give your children everything they need in life. It involves great sacrifice on your part and in most cases, never works out the way you plan it. Have you started saving for your child’s college education?

Tips To Avoid Student Loan Debt

As things stand, almost 50% of American parents say they intend to start saving for their child’s higher education, but do not know how to go about it. Most households get torn between saving for retirement and saving for college.

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9 Things About Student Loan Forgiveness

September 7, 2016 6 Comments

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Do you know what happened to Corinthian college last year and ITT Tech this year? They were forced to shut down after govt. A decision to not allow federal student loan aid for students of these institutes. So what if you were a student of such college? What happens to your student loan, can you get it forgiven?

9 Things About Student Loan Forgiveness

If you graduated from college with a fancy piece of paper and a mountain of loans to deal with, you might be feeling like you’ll never pay them off. Maybe you got a job and your payments feel like a drop in the bucket. Maybe you haven’t been able to find a job, and the phone calls from collection agencies have started already.

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Reducing Your Student Loan The Smart Way

June 19, 2015 1 Comment

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No one wants to graduate with a huge student loan, so why not think about reducing it whilst you’re still at college, and/or immediately after you graduate. That way, it’s not hanging over you for years?

Reducing Your Student Loan The Smart Way

Reducing Your Student Loan The Smart Way

The burden of student loans is much heavier than it was a decade ago. On average, a college graduate today has about $25,000 in student loan debt. In 2005 that figure was a mere $10,000. Education is going to be costlier over the years. So, what should a student do?

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