Balancing Student Loans, Debt, and the College Experience
Going away to college to get the “college experience” is a reasonable goal, but making smart student loan decisions is critical.
Going away to college to get the “college experience” is a reasonable goal, but making smart student loan decisions is critical.
Minor tweaks to interest rates and student loan forgiveness could provide relief to millions of student loan borrowers.
For most people, college is full of lessons learned the hard way. This article will hopefully teach a few lessons the easy way.
For most student loan borrowers, a good interest rate is one that is between 2% and 4%. However, many other circumstances need to be considered.
Financial discussions before starting school are difficult, but they are way better than regrets over bad choices.
An affordable undergraduate degree pairs nicely with a prestigious graduate degree. Save money on college without missing opportunities.
If you are a current college student, putting some money in a Roth IRA has some major advantages.
Holding on to some of the cash you set aside for college could be a really smart move.
Between federal loans and private loans, there are dozens of student loan choices available. Finding the best option requires a bit of research.