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Daily Dolr: How Borrowers can Automate Their Good Habits

Daily Dolr: How Borrowers can Automate Their Good Habits

If you have a $30,000 loan balance, and you’re making standard payments on a 10-year term (we’re assuming a 4% interest rate), paying $100 extra a month gets you out of debt THREE YEARS EARLIER.

Asking for Help with Student Loans: A Conversation with Dylan Wethey

Asking for Help with Student Loans: A Conversation with Dylan Wethey

Dylan had only ever heard of companies helping people go back to school — not paying money toward student debt. “You don’t even have to have a degree toward your job. They just said if you went to school and have debt, fill this out. Boom. It was the easiest five minutes of my life.”

Student loan repayment for nurses

Student loan repayment for nurses

Nurses have plenty of options for forgiveness or repayment programs. If those don’t work for you, we’ll end this article with five other options to pay your loans off as quickly as possible.

Podcast Recap: Dolr CEO Naveed Iqbal talks student loans on the Transform your Workplace podcast

Only 17% of U.S. employers offer student loan repayment assistance, which is straight up bananas. (Not to mention that some of those existing programs don’t offer any actual cash)

Teachers’ Student Loans: What Teachers Owe + How to Pay It Off Faster

Teachers’ Student Loans: What Teachers Owe + How to Pay It Off Faster

According to a recent report by the National Education Association (NEA), 45% of our country’s educators borrowed money to go to school — $55,800, on average.

When Athletic Scholarships Don’t Erase Student Loan Debt

When Athletic Scholarships Don’t Erase Student Loan Debt

Athletic scholarships are harder to get than academic scholarships, and for most athletes, they don’t cover the full cost of college.

The President, The Student Loan Interest Waiver, and You

The President, The Student Loan Interest Waiver, and You

> What is it, how does it work, and how does it affect you? Update: I have edited this post to more accurately reflect the details from the CARES act pertinent to student loans. I used this summary [https://www.bakerlaw.com/alerts/president-to-sign-2-trillion-cares-act-with-significant-tax-and-workforce-relief-for-businesses-and-individuals] as my guide. If you are a