Tag: student loans
Interested in Interest? Everything You Need to Know About Interest
October 20, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Interest can have negative connotations when it’s attached to a loan, but consumers can earn interest on their savings.
How to Spend Your Tax Refund
April 02, 2024. Ellen R. Delisio
Tips for getting the most out of your extra cash, whether it’s treating yourself to a beach vacation or building up your savings.
How to Build Savings While Paying Off Loans
September 01, 2018. Robert Yaniz Jr
It may seem impossible, but you can still build savings while paying off your debts. Learn how to strike the perfect balance with these tips.
How to Set Up a Budget and Stick to Your Savings Plan
April 09, 2020. Nalea Ko
Get back to budgeting basics! Follow these helpful tips to successfully develop a strong savings plan and avoid temptations.
The Importance of Comparison Shopping
August 15, 2024. Andrew Sheldon
Receiving just one additional quote on your loan could save you thousands of dollars in the long run.
New FAFSA Form Rollout a ‘Bumpy Ride’ But Don’t Give Up
June 11, 2024. AAA Staff
Filling out a FASFA form is one of the most important, yet often confusing and underutilized steps in the college enrollment process.
Important Financial Dates For 2024
January 24, 2024. Andrew Sheldon
You likely already know that Tax Day is April 15, but here are a few other important financial dates to know in 2024.
Student Loan Repayments Resume Soon
September 14, 2023. Sarah Hopkins
Student loan payments are set to return this fall. Here’s what you need to know.
Why You Should Apply for Your Student Loans Now
April 21, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Acting sooner rather than later this year, could save you thousands in the long run on your student loans.
42 Home Improvement Projects
March 01, 2018. AAA Staff
Crush your next home improvement project – and get a little renovation inspiration – with this free guide from Your AAA.
A Plan for Paying Back Student Loans
November 01, 2017. Roberto Cruz
College is an incredible experience. You make new friends. You explore new places. You learn how to write a seven-page research paper the night before it’s due. But on a serious note, one thing you might not learn at college is how to manage and pay back the money you borrowed to pay for your…
8 Things You Should Never Use Your Credit Card For
October 09, 2018. Tara Schatz
It’s tempting to swipe a card and worry about the bill later. But there are times when using a credit card for payment isn’t the best idea.
Affordable Ways to Earn a College Degree
October 19, 2018. Rebecca Galib
Let’s be honest. College is just plain expensive. A bachelor’s degree can cost anywhere from $37,000 to over $130,000, according to the College Board. In 2017, members of Generation X had outstanding student loans averaging $40,000, according to Experian’s State of Student Debt report. Compare that to baby boomers, who owed an average of $36,200,…
Planning for Retirement Needs: 7 Common Myths That Will Wreck Your Retirement Preparation
January 15, 2019. Joanna Cutrara
Learn the truth about when to start planning for retirement, how much to save and more.
How to Calculate Your Net Worth
May 19, 2019. Robert Yaniz Jr
A quick explainer of how to calculate your net worth and why it’s important to know.
5 Great Gigs and Part-Time Jobs for College Students
February 19, 2020. AAA Staff
College costs are higher than ever, but there are a variety of available side gigs and part-time jobs for college students looking to earn money.
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.