Save Your Green on St. Patrick’s Day: Spend Less on Your Student Loans
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! This year instead of just wearing green, how about you celebrate by making a plan to save some green.
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What’s Your Student Loan Borrower Style?
March Madness is upon us. It also happens to be less than two months before student loan repayments start up again for federal borrowers.
Should I Pay Off My Student Loans or Invest My Money Now?
You’re trying to make smart choices with your money, and it seems like that should be easy, right? Or at least that knowing what the smart choices are should be straightforward.
Politicians Struggle to Pay Off Their Student Loans Too
According to a 2020 report, members of the 116th Congress owe between $2.4 and $5.8 million in student loan debt.
Student Loan Date Night: Fun for Married Folks
Yeah yeah, I know. Student loans are a drag. Paying them off. Thinking about
them. Talking about them. It’s all pretty
It’s no surprise that many of us just try to ignore them altogether.
The problem is that the loan balance doesn’t go away just because you
Student Loan Anxiety: How Debt Impacts Your Mental Health and Your Relationships
As of September 2021, American households had $15.24 trillion in debt, a record high. For most Americans, debt is a fact of modern life.
Unfortunately, high consumer debt is associated with negative mental health outcomes. But what about student loan debt? Does it have the same impact?
You may
Marrying with Student Loan Debt: I Do or I Don’t?
U.S. borrowers hold $1.75 trillion in student loan debt
[https://educationdata.org/student-loan-debt-statistics]. Carrying massive
student loan debt can seem ubiquitous. But in truth, there are plenty of people
out there who don’t have student loan debt.
And what can happen between the folks who don’t