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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.
The 15 Highest Paying Jobs for Teens
Get the most out of your work hours during high school by pursuing one of the highest paying jobs for teens. Depending on where you live, the following jobs will earn you more than minimum wage. The highest-paying jobs for teens 1. Caddy $20 to $30+ per hour Teens as young as 14 can start working as a…
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Top 15 Highest Paying Medical Jobs
It’s no secret that some of the highest paying careers are in the medical field. Careers in health care offer long-term stability and growth opportunities, as well as high pay. But what, exactly, are the highest paying medical jobs? If you’re considering a job in healthcare, it’s a good idea to review these top-paying medical careers. Income isn’t…
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The Top 15 Highest Paying Jobs in America
If you’re hoping to snag a high-paying job, it pays to be aware of the top highest paying jobs in America. In this article, we’ll look at the newest data released by Glassdoor—one of the largest job-hunting and employer-review websites—in its September 2019 report. We’ll compare the Glassdoor data to information provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics…
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Can I Refinance a Loan I Cosigned? Here’s What You Need to Know
Many parents act as cosigners to help their children qualify for private student loans, or to help them get better interest rates. If you cosigned a loan, you’re responsible for repaying the debt if the primary signer stops making payments. And if that’s the case, you might eventually question whether or not it’s possible to refinance a cosigned…
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Can I Transfer Private Student Loans To Federal Loans?
If you’re seeking federal student loan forgiveness or are on an income-based repayment plan, you’re probably wondering if you can apply those federal protections to your private student loans. Unfortunately, you can’t. It isn’t possible to transfer private student loans to federal loans. That means you can’t have private loans forgiven through public service student loan forgiveness, and…
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What Happened to Chase Private Student Loans? Plus Some Alternatives
JPMorgan Chase is the largest financial entity in the United States. Until a few years ago, it was also one of the largest lenders of both private and federal student loans. In April of 2017, Chase Bank sold its private student loan portfolio to Navient. If you had Chase private student loans, that means your account transferred over…
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Statute of Limitations on Private Student Loans
Although not a likely scenario, it is possible to get out of paying back your private student loans in full. It all comes down to your state’s statute of limitations on private student loans, and your willingness to accept risk. When the statute of limitations expires, your lender can longer sue you for the unpaid debt, which means…
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Citizens Bank Private Student Loans: What You Need to Know
If you’re searching for a private student loan, or you want to refinance your student debt, you might be considering Citizens Bank. Citizens Bank is one of the most traditional, brick-and-mortar lenders in the industry. Founded in 1828, the company ranks as one of the country’s largest lenders for student loans. But that doesn’t mean Citizens Bank private…
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Sallie Mae Student Loans – Is it Really the Loan You Need?
When you think about student loans, it’s likely that Sallie Mae comes immediately to mind. This company started out as a government-sponsored enterprise but went private in 2004. In 2014, Sallie Mae split into two companies—Navient Corporation, a federal student loan servicer, and Sallie Mae, a private student loan lender. But, just because you recognize the name, doesn’t…
Continue Reading ->What is a Private Student Loan? Everything You Need to Know
It’s no secret: college is expensive. Few students can afford to pay tuition and living expenses out of pocket. Instead, they rely on other funds to pay for school, including student loans. When you research student loans, you’ll see that there are two different types: federal and private. So what is a private student loan, exactly? In this…
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