This year a third of students decided to delay college. If youâre looking to make the most of your gap year, here are a few ways to do it.
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By the time most people consider grad school, theyâve already had a taste of the real world – and a look at the price tag. Even those lucky enough to land a high-paying job right off the bat are likely still facing a mountain of student loans. So when you decide to pile those loans
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There are ways to increase the value of your home so you can get the most money possible when you sell. Some of these are long, sometimes pricey fixes while […]
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In this time of uncertainty, paying off your student loans may feel even more complicated than usual â student debt has reached $1.6 trillion by 44.7 million borrowers in 2020. If youâre 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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Paying off student loans can be a challenge, especially when you factor in other recurring payments such as rent, electricity, food, and insurance. These additional expenses, also known as discretionary income, can impact your savings goals in a big way. Luckily, your discretionary income may help you qualify for reduced student loan payments. By understanding
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One thing you should always look out for â regardless of the type of loan youâre applying for â is loan origination fees. Many lenders charge origination fees for new loans to help cover costs on their end. However, what these fees are called and the amount of these fees can vary quite a bit […]
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If youâre finding your student loan debt difficult to manage, one option for tackling it is by leveraging your home equity. Itâs possible to do this through the student loan cash-out refinance program offered by Fannie Mae or through a general cash-out refinance. Either option would allow you to use the excess value of your […]
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[Note from editor: The âMastermind Showcaseâ highlights companies and news from members of the GEM. Todayâs showcase: Plunk] While real estate is an appreciating asset, homes often have untapped equity potential. Upgrading a homeâs curb appeal, features, and systems while owning the home builds its…
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If youâve saved for a down payment on a new place, congratulations on a major achievement. Thatâs probably quite a chunk of change, but, sorry to say, you are likely going to have to dig somewhat deeper to afford closing costs on your home. How deep, you ask? Closing costs average 3% to 6% of […]
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If you own a home, you may be interested in tapping into your available home equity. One popular way to do that is with a home equity line of credit. This is different from a home equity loan, and can help you finance a major renovation or many other expenses. Homeowners sitting on at least […]
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