Whether youâre a high school student in the final stretch or a college student crushing your classes, one concern may make for some sleepless nights: the high cost of a higher education. Thatâs where the office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) comes in and where some quick pointers can help you navigate their Free Application
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Going to B-school is hard enough; we made finding an MBA student loan easy with this in-depth review of the best private lenders offering low-interest financing.
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The maximum amount undergraduate students can borrow in federal student loans each year is $12,500. If youâre attending a private college, that will only cover about a third of your annual cost of attendance. If your savings and federal loans fall short, youâll probably need to apply for private student loans to bridge the gap. Although […]
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Truth is, there is a lot to be excited about when it comes to college: new friends, a new routine, (college parties!), and more independence. But along with all these perks, itâs also time to start thinking about your finances. Whether youâre reaching your final year of high school or just planning your education ahead
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Your grace period is almost over and soon you’ll have to pay back your student loans. Here is every possible way you could do that. Your grace period is almost over and soon you’ll have to pay back your student loans. Here is every possible way you could do that.
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Teenagers tend to have few financial obligations. They may need to work a part-time job to earn spending money, but generally, no one is expecting them to put food on the table or manage important assets. Itâs usually understood that high schoolers donât yet have the life experience or maturity for those kinds of responsibilities.
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College is becoming increasingly expensive. As a result, it is likely that you will need to seek funds for paying for college from multiple sources. First of all, though, it is a good idea to be setting money aside in some sort of advantaged account, if you still have time. Whether this is a 529 […]
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People tend to latch on to the wisdom of the most prominent experts in any field. In the case of personal finance, the most famous expert is probably Dave Ramsey. One of his key pieces of advice is to save $1,000 in an emergency fund before paying off any high-interest debt. Thatâs good advice, but
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For some prospective college students, taking out student loans is a breeze. When you have a supportive parent there to explain the fine print and co-sign on the dotted line, all you really have to do is fill out some paperwork. But not everyone is so lucky. Even students without the support of their parents
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