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Tag: student loans

Student Lending

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.

Savings

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.

Student Lending

5 Great Gigs and Part-Time Jobs for College Students

February 19, 2020. Dallas Ernst

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.

Savings

How to Review the Year’s Budget (And Plan for Next Year!)

December 11, 2019. Sarah Hopkins

For a budget that works, get to know your annual spending habits.

Savings

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.

Student Lending

Reasons to Refinance Student Loans: Pros and Cons

April 15, 2019. Shantal Riley

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.

Student Lending

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.

Retirement

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.

Savings

Lending Terms 101: A Lesson in Lending, Loans and Other Financial Topics

January 08, 2019. AAA Staff

A refresher course on lending terms and phrases. Consider sharing with the college students and recent grads in your life – even the ones who think they know it all.

Student Lending

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,…