Then vs. Now: US Student Debt June 25, 2020 • Cassandra Raposo • Student Lending Here’s the lowdown on how the cost of higher education has increased over the decades, why it continues to rise and other student debt facts.
Useful Graduation Gifts to Get Your Graduate Financially Ready June 9, 2020 • Robert Yaniz Jr • Savings Practical gifts to help newly-minted alumni get started on the right track financially.
Saving and Paying for College April 30, 2020 • Nalea Ko • Student Lending Learn how to plan ahead, so you can save enough money to cover college tuition, room and board, and course materials.
Why and How To Save That Tax Refund April 24, 2020 • Angelica Beneke • Savings What are you planning to do with your tax refund? Once that check is in your hand, it's easy to spend, but it's smarter to save.
19 Virtual College Tours to Put You Ahead of the Class April 15, 2020 • Kristen Griffie • Student Lending Prospective students can visit campuses of schools across the country to help narrow their options.
Refinance Loans to Save Money While Staying Home April 10, 2020 • Andrew Sheldon • Savings Refinancing loans can be both a long and short-term money saver. But there are many things to consider before committing.
Reasons to Refinance Student Loans: Pros and Cons April 15, 2019 • Shantal Riley • Student Lending Student loan refinancing can you help you to pay back your debt more efficiently, but there are a few positives and negatives to consider first.
How to Consolidate Student Loans January 29, 2019 • Cassandra Raposo • Student Lending One student loan, two student loans – oh my! How to keep track of them all? Here’s how to consolidate student loans.
Assessing Your Potential for Student Loan Forgiveness January 14, 2019 • Cassandra Raposo • Student Lending Student loan debt weighing you down? You may be qualified for student loan forgiveness.
How Much Life Insurance Do You Need? Introducing Our Expenses Checklist January 8, 2019 • Robert Yaniz Jr • Life Insurance You might think you’ve thought of all the expenses, but don’t bet your life insurance on it.
