Tag: student loan
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt
August 06, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Is there such a thing as good debt? What type of debt should you avoid? We answer your debt questions.
Virtual College Tours to Put You Ahead of the Class
April 19, 2021. Kristen Griffie
Prospective students can visit campuses of schools across the country to help narrow their options.
Then vs. Now: US Student Debt
June 25, 2020. Cassandra Raposo
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.
Saving and Paying for College
April 30, 2020. Nalea Ko
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
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.
How to Consolidate Student Loans
January 29, 2019. Cassandra Raposo
One student loan, two student loans – oh my! How to keep track of them all? Here’s how to consolidate student loans.
7 Simple Ways to Protect Against Child Identity Theft and Fraud
October 22, 2018. Joanna Cutrara
Child identity theft is on the rise and often doesn’t get caught until it’s too late. Learn how you can protect your child from scammers.
Here’s What To Expect From That First College Tuition Bill
July 19, 2018. AAA Staff
Tips to get mentally prepared for your first college payment.
Tips For Tying The Financial Knot
June 15, 2018. AAA Staff
Couples getting married have a lot to discuss before their weddings: Venues. Entertainment. Floral arrangements. What may not come up as often, but what definitely should, are finances, according to Jill Schlesinger, senior CFP board ambassador for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. “Marriage is two different things. It’s a spiritual union, and it’s…
Do You Know What Student Loans Pay For?
May 14, 2018. AAA Staff
Many students wouldn’t be able to attend college without student loans. About 53 percent of adults ages 18 to 29 with bachelor’s degrees have outstanding student loan debt, according to the Pew Research Center. But student loans don’t cover every college-related expense. Students and their families often have to combine funding sources to cover not…