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Getting Student Loans in a Hurry

December 30, 2019 Jordan RothmanAdvice for Parents, Choosing Schools

Anyone with student loans understands how the process of obtaining student debt is extremely complicated. Not only do student debt borrowers typically have to complete financial paperwork with their schools, but they have to submit paperwork with student loan lenders as well. Sometimes people need to secure student loans on short notice because they just got admitted to a program or their circumstances change. However, if you keep a few things in mind, getting student… Continue Reading Getting Student Loans in a Hurry

Wealthy People Shouldn’t Feel Guilty About Student Debt

December 23, 2019 Jordan RothmanAdvice for Parents, Choosing Schools

Wealthy People Shouldn't Feel Guilty About Student Loans

Student debt is a burden that is faced by millions of Americans. However, some people are able to obtain their degrees without needing to borrow student loans. Many students receive academic and athletic scholarships, and some universities ensure that all students will graduate debt free despite their financial background. In addition, some people do not need to borrow student loans because their parents are fully paying for their educational costs. Although such individuals may feel… Continue Reading Wealthy People Shouldn’t Feel Guilty About Student Debt

Earning Extra Money from Freelance Writing

December 16, 2019 Jordan RothmanEarning Extra Money

This website has already discussed a number of ways that student debt borrowers can earn extra money so that additional cash can be devoted to student loans. While paying off student debt, I worked as a tutor, found ways to earn extra money from my main job, and took other steps to increase my income from side-hustles. After I paid off all of my student loans, I began a career as a blogger and freelance… Continue Reading Earning Extra Money from Freelance Writing

Should You Ever Give Up Paying Off Student Loans?

December 9, 2019 Jordan RothmanRepayment Strategies

As many people with student loans understand from firsthand experience, paying off student debt is extremely difficult in certain situations. Many student loan borrowers need to fork over an insane amount of money every month to make payments, and a substantial minority of borrowers have more than six figures of student loan debt. Unless borrowers enter certain fields and earn enough money, it can be nearly impossible to pay off student loans along with other… Continue Reading Should You Ever Give Up Paying Off Student Loans?

When You Should Get an LLM Degree

December 2, 2019 Jordan RothmanChoosing Schools

As many people already know, law school is extremely expensive, and students typically need to borrow hundreds of thousands of dollars to earn their law degrees. It might be difficult to think about any further education after receiving a law degree, since law graduates are usually saddled with an insane amount of debt. However, law students can obtain further degrees in law, and one such credential is an LLM degree. Since these degrees are typically… Continue Reading When You Should Get an LLM Degree

Setting Money Aside for Taxes While Working Side-Hustles

November 18, 2019 Jordan RothmanEarning Extra Money, Repayment Strategies

This website has already discussed how student debt borrowers need to pay a significant amount of money in taxes if they work side-hustles to pay off student loans. Indeed, workers typically must pay even more taxes on side-hustle income than on cash they earn from their main job, due to the self-employment tax and other issues. However, if you keep some things in mind, setting money aside for taxes can be easier, and tax season… Continue Reading Setting Money Aside for Taxes While Working Side-Hustles

Save Money Like a College Student

November 11, 2019 Jordan RothmanRepayment Strategies, Saving Money

I recently visited my undergraduate alma mater for the first time in a while, and the experience brought back a flood of memories. I interacted with a bunch of students while on campus, and I remembered what it was like to be a college student myself. Meeting up with college students, and remembering what it was like to be an undergraduate, made me realize how student debt borrowers can save money like a college student… Continue Reading Save Money Like a College Student

Investing to Pay Off Student Loans

November 4, 2019 Jordan RothmanRepayment Strategies, Saving Money

This website has already discussed how earning extra money is critical to paying off student loans. The more money you have, the more resources you possess at your disposal to take care of living expenses and devote money to student debt. Prior articles have discussed how individuals can work a number of side-hustles to earn extra money, and part-time work can increase the amount of money you have to pay off debt. However, if you… Continue Reading Investing to Pay Off Student Loans

Job Perks that Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

October 21, 2019 Jordan RothmanRepayment Strategies, Saving Money

This website has already discussed how certain jobs can help individuals pay off their student loans. Indeed, some jobs offer bonuses to employees who work harder or originate business, and certain employers even pay for school or have debt-repayment benefits. However, there are other job perks that can help you pay off student loans, and student debt borrowers should look for employment that can impact their bottom lines on multiple levels. As previously discussed, the… Continue Reading Job Perks that Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

Middle-Class Borrowers Have Less Financial Aid Choices

October 7, 2019 Jordan RothmanAdvice for Parents, Repayment Strategies

This website has previously discussed how students can obtain financial aid in order to minimize the amount of debt they borrow to earn a degree. As already discussed, students can usually apply for institutional financial aid at the schools they attend, and outside scholarships and grants are also available for qualified students. However, middle-class student loan borrowers often have less financial aid options, and they usually have to make the most difficult choices when it… Continue Reading Middle-Class Borrowers Have Less Financial Aid Choices