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Should Older Students Max Out Financial Aid?
Should older students max out financial aid? Or pay as much as possible out of pocket? For students returning to college later in life (or enrolling for the first time), much of the conventional financial advice for college students doesn’t apply.
What You Need To Know About Student Loans – Eligibility and Repayments
It is not cheap to go to college. You have to shell out thousands of dollars for tuition fees and other related expenses to get you through. The high cost of tertiary education makes college degree elusive to some.
College Planning and Student Loans: Federal and Private
The concept of education being free and equally given to all is exercised only to a certain extent. If you are smart, then you know that good education comes at a good price.
Student Loan Debt – 3 Key Things That You Should Know
It can be tempting to prolong the issue of student debt, but if you take a proactive approach you will simplify the process. Unfortunately, a student loan can land you into a financial crisis.
Student Loans: All You Need To Know
In the United States of America, those who wish to seek a college degree or professional certificate, will typically need financial assistance. Few come from families that can afford the entire cost of a college degree.
Paying off Student Debt: Five Tips to Help You Out
New graduates must start paying off their student debts regardless of their current status. It’s one of the things you should take care of as soon as you step out of college.
Average College Debt Load Surges To $23,200
Tweet A base Chevy Camaro or nicely loaded Hyundai Sonata can be had for about the same amount of money the average college student owes for his or her education
Think Wisely When Borrowing Money To Cover College Costs
Tweet By now, you’ve probably received your college’s tuition bill outlining costs for the fall semester. If you have the funds on hand to cover your college costs, then you’re
Contemplating Bankruptcy? Don’t Do It!
Tweet These are stressful times for many consumers who are finding it difficult to keep up with their bills and manage their debt. For some, the only way out could
Your FICO Score Gets A Makeover
Tweet Your Credit Score, Courtesy of Fair Isaac Another certainty in this life, at least to for the American consumer, is their credit score – what is known as a
Fair Isaac and Your Credit Score
Tweet A new year means you should keep tabs on your credit history (reports and scores). As the new year unfolds, they’ll be many things on your mind. Will the
Out Of Debt, But Credit Is A Wreck
Tweet Those ads on cable television seem to be played over and over again: companies offering debt management solutions to help you overcome your financial burden. On the surface, they
Do You Have Enough College Money Available?
Tweet Children seem to grow up so fast — one moment you’re changing diapers and what seems like moments later you’re watching them play high school sports, get their driver’s
Estimating the Cost of College
Tweet College costs are continuing to rise and at a pace higher than the rate of inflation. This trend, which shows no sign of abating, is a cause of concern
SayLending: New And Improved!
Tweet SayLending Has Been Completely Revamped More than four years after it was first launched, the SayLending consumer financing center has been overhauled. New tools and calculators have been added,
