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Law Eases the Way for Borrowers to Pay Student Loans, Invest

January 27, 2023 by Brett Tams

The new federal law could make it easier for student loan borrowers to repay their loans while saving for retirement.

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LendEDU.com Review

January 26, 2023 by Brett Tams

LendEDU is an online financial marketplace that was co-founded by Nate Matherson and Matt Lenhard in 2014. While the website offers a wide range of resources aimed at educating consumers, their main goal is providing a place for people to shop around for private student loans, student loan refinancing, personal loans, and credit cards. With […]

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I want my student loans to be GONE

January 25, 2023 by Brett Tams

Over at Girl with the Red Balloon, she announced that she just recently paid off the rest of her loans, and she’s now completely debt free! Go over there and congratulate her. I honestly can’t stop thinking about this, because I bet this is such a great feeling. I am extremely jealous, but I know […]

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How to refinance your student loans

January 25, 2023 by Brett Tams

This is a guest post from Travis Hornsby, founder of Student Loan Planner. I met Travis last year and realized he knows a lot about something that’s a blind spot for me. I asked him if he’d be willing to whip up an article for GRS readers about refinancing student loans. Here it is!

How would you like spending $4000 each year and have nothing to show for it? Sounds crazy, right? Yet that’s exactly what happens when you find yourself buried in debt — whether it’s credit-card debt or student loans.

Let me give you an example.

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What Is a Graduate Fellowship? Tips for Applying

January 24, 2023 by Brett Tams

What Is a Graduate Fellowship? Tips for Applying

The high cost of graduate school can make the dream of getting a master’s or a doctorate feel like a financial impossibility for many people. One way to help with tuition is by applying for a graduate fellowship, a merit-based award given by the university you’re attending or from an outside organization. As with other […]

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Performing Arts Degree: What Can You Do With It?

January 23, 2023 by Brett Tams

What Can You Do With a Degree in Performing Arts?

A performing arts college curriculum aims to give students the knowledge, tools, and training to be working artists. Performing arts majors get to study all aspects of their craft and gain practical experience. A degree in the performing arts can give grads a leg up on the competition, through more polished skills and valuable connections […]

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How to Get Student Loans Forgiven: Your Guide to Programs and Tips

January 23, 2023 by Brett Tams

In this time of uncertainty, paying off your student loans may feel even more complicated than usual — student debt has reached $1.6 trillion by 44.7 million borrowers in 2020. If you’re facing financial hardships, any debt you owe is likely harder to pay. Thankfully, there are options for getting student loans forgiven.  Student loan

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What College Should I Go To? — Take The Quiz

January 21, 2023 by Brett Tams

NOTE: This quiz is in no way recommending specific colleges or universities (SoFi doesn’t endorse nor are we affiliated with any college or university), but rather the type of college or university that might work with your personality and goals. Above all, this is meant to be a fun tool and a very, very preliminary […]

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Types of Federal Student Loans

January 20, 2023 by Brett Tams

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For most students, attending college is impossible without borrowing money. In spring 2022, nearly 16 million students were enrolled in colleges and universities. By the time they graduate, about 64% of them will have taken out student loans. And 93% of those loans are federal student loans. Below, we’ll explain the different types of federal […]

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How I’m Getting Rid of My Student loans FAST

January 20, 2023 by Brett Tams

Back in November of 2012, I wrote about my $40,000 worth of student loan debt. This was the total amount of student loans that I accumulated while I was getting my undergraduate and graduate degrees. When I wrote that post, I had hardly paid anything towards my student loans. Interest was slowing building up, but […]

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