Investing to Pay Off Student Loans

Investing to Pay Off Student Loans

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

Job Perks That Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

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

Middle-Class Student Loan Borrowers

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

Credit Cards Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

Credit Cards Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

Everyone knows that in order to pay off student loans, you need to cut expenses so that additional cash can be devoted to student debt. One way to do this is to minimize your use of credit cards so you do not spend money unnecessarily and rack up additional debt. As mentioned previously on this website, I did not apply for a credit card until later in my student debt repayment journey, so I could… Continue Reading Credit Cards Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans

What to do if You Miss a Student Loan Payment

Miss a Student Loan Payment

This website has already discussed a number of ways that borrowers can devote extra money to student loans. If you follow the advice on this website, you should be able to prepay a substantial amount of student loans so that the due date on this debt is months or even years into the future. However, there may come a time when you miss a student loan payment, and if this happens, it is important to… Continue Reading What to do if You Miss a Student Loan Payment

Studying Abroad with Financial Aid

Studying Abroad with Financial Aid

Studying abroad can be an enriching part of your college experience. As many people already know, studying abroad involves attending a foreign college for a semester or two so that the students can earn academic credits and experience the culture of a foreign country. However, studying abroad with financial aid can be tricky. Nevertheless, if you keep a few things in mind, it is possible to study abroad without greatly impacting your bottom line. When… Continue Reading Studying Abroad with Financial Aid

Hire a College Counselor in Certain Situations

Hire a College Counselor

As many people already know, applying to college is not easy. Not only are there a multitude of deadlines and forms that need to be completed in order to apply to undergraduate programs, but it is oftentimes difficult to determine which school you should attend. Since people are normally 16 or 17 years old when they apply to college, applicants often turn to parents for advice. However, it may make sense to hire a college… Continue Reading Hire a College Counselor in Certain Situations

Keep the Standard Repayment Plan

Keep the Standard Repayment Plan

As many student debt borrowers already know, individuals have many repayment options when paying off their student debt. Some repayment plans increase the monthly payment amount over time, and this may be helpful, since borrowers usually earn more money over the course of their careers. Other repayment options allow borrowers to pay off their student loans over different time periods, usually between ten to twenty years. Of course, the more time an individual has to… Continue Reading Keep the Standard Repayment Plan

Picking a Student Loan Cosigner

Picking a Student Loan Cosigner

Many student debt borrowers need to secure a cosigner to guarantee their student loans. Students typically do not have a substantial credit history, and cosigners provide lenders an extra sense of security. A guest article (written by my brother) already teased out the issue of cosigners, but I also wanted to discuss a few considerations that come into play when picking a student loan cosigner based on my own experiences. As previously mentioned in a… Continue Reading Picking a Student Loan Cosigner

Finding Jobs That Pay Student Loans

jobs that pay off student loans

This website has already discussed how certain jobs can have a major impact on your student debt burden. Indeed, some jobs increase the amount of money that you may have to pay off student debt, and other positions, like those in the military, offer educational assistance. However, you do not need to join the armed services to find jobs that pay student loans. There are a number of public service roles that offer educational assistance… Continue Reading Finding Jobs That Pay Student Loans