by Mark Deitz | Dec 30, 2020 | Student Loans
Due to the all-time high expenses associated with modern college education, it is natural for many parents of students to choose to bear the brunt of the financial burden in order to give their children an easier, less debt-ridden start to the professional sphere....
by Mark Deitz | Dec 28, 2020 | Student Loans
Among other worrying facets of the currently proliferating student loan crisis, there is growing concern surrounding the poor treatment of student loan borrowers at the hands loan providers – those people whom, in theory, exist to serve borrowers of student loans and...
by Ross Hornish | Dec 26, 2020 | Student Loans
Why Most Health Professionals are Overpaying on Their Student Loans We are learning that over 80 percent of medical school graduates borrow student loans to earn their degrees. Most borrowers in healthcare have an excess of $200,000 in student loan debt. It’s no...
by Abby Smith | Nov 21, 2020 | Student Loans
After a long, drawn out election Joe Biden has officially been declared the next president of the United States. Along side him, Kamala Harris will serve as the first female vice president and the first woman VP of color. Together, Biden and Harris have a vision for...
by Ross Hornish | Oct 4, 2020 | Student Loans
Almost every financial institution offers some web bill-pay option or another method for automating your payments. Automatic payments could be an excellent option for those who would like to stay on top of their finances and never miss a bill. Automating your student...
by Abby Smith | Oct 1, 2020 | Student Loans
What is FAFSA and why should you apply? Today is a very special day for college students across the U.S. because today, October 1st, is the day that the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens for students planning to attend college in 2021. There are...
