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Our blog is designed to provide information regarding some of the critical topics those with student loans must be aware of to be able to make educated decisions regarding their future.
Unsubsidized Loan Definition
Student loan terms can be complex. Have you heard of unsubsidized loans before? Probably not before you got one. It can be hard to find an unsubsidized loan definition that makes it easy to understand. Here’s our simple guide to understanding what unsubsidized student loans are. Unsubsidized Loan Definition An unsubsidized student loan is one in which the…
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The Complete Guide To Installment Credit
Borrowing is a huge part of the US economy with many people borrowing for various reasons. The most common loan type is a home mortgage, but people finance small purchases on their credit cards as well. There aren’t many purchases in the United States that don’t often happen on some sort of credit terms. The two most common…
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Average Medical School Debt in 2017
You might make the significant decision to attend medical school for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you’re passionate about helping people. Maybe you’re most interested in the academic acclaim or financial security the medical field has to offer. But no matter what the driving factor is behind your decision to attend medical school, there’s one thing you’re (probably)…
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11 Tips on How to Pay off Student Loans Fast
The thrill of graduating college comes crashing down when you face over $30,000 in student loan debt. The amount lurks behind every purchase and every thought of buying a car or a home. If you’ve calculated your total and want to know how to pay off student loans fast, then this guide is for you. Start Paying Your…
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Types of Financial Aid: What Needs to Be Paid Back
Going to college gets more and more expensive every year. Tuition, fees, books, housing, food, and everything else associated with the college experience keeps rising in cost. And unless your family is wealthy, you’re going to need some financial aid to pay for school. People always ask “do you have to pay back financial aid”, and the answer…
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How Long Does It Take to Build Credit? What You Need to Know
If you have no credit history, it can be a challenge to build it, because many lenders will not want to give you credit. We will answer your question of “How long does it take to build credit?” and show you some ways to build credit from the ground up. But first let’s look at some basics you…
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How Does Rent to Own Work? The Process and the Pros and Cons
With the dream of homeownership out of reach for many Millennials in debt, the appeal of renting to own sounds like an alternative, achievable dream. Instead of “throwing away” thousands in rent while struggling to save for a down payment, your rent money goes toward the price of the home. So people always ask, how does rent to…
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8 Tips on How to Pay Off Student Loans Early
Should You or Shouldn’t You Pay Off Your Student Loans Early? A life free of student loan debt may look very rosy, particularly since an average student graduating in 2016 had $37,172 in debt. The good news is that financing an education is well worth it for the vast majority of Americans. An analysis of U.S. Labor Department…
Continue Reading ->How Much Student Loan Debt is Too Much?
Over the past decade, one of the most resounding political and social issues in the United States has been the controversy surrounding student loan debt. While almost everyone agrees that student loan debt has grown out of hand in North America, you will find many differing opinions on what the solution to this problem might be. The biggest news…
Continue Reading ->How Do Credit Cards Work?
Credit cards can be your friend or foe. They promise perks like cash back, airline points, and the benefit of building credit for buying a car or home. But they can also get you in financial trouble. Americans currently carry $1 trillion in credit card debt, which is the highest it has ever been. Many people find it…
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