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How to Get the Most Out of Networking Opportunities
Networking doesn’t have to be a scary word.
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Debit Card vs. Credit Card: What’s the Difference?
There are key differentiators between the two.
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Earnest Student Loans: The Next Chapter of Education Financing
Introducing, Earnest Student Loans
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‘What Should I Do With My Tax Return?’ 8 Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund Wisely
If you didn’t already have your tax refund earmarked for something, here are a few options to consider.
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What Should You Look for on a Campus Tour?
Campus tours are only as good as you make them.
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3 Simple Ways to Measure Your Financial Health
Quick and easy measures of your financial health
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Making Loan Payments While Your Student is in School: How Much Could Your Family Save?
Making small monthly payments while your student is in school could save you big in interest payments.
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Why Student Loan Exit Counseling is Important for Recent Grads
You might not remember entrance counseling from when you started school. That is why all federal loan holders also go through exit counseling.
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8 Ways to Keep Your Personal Finance New Year’s Resolutions
Developing new, consistent habits will set you up for long-term success.
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Erica Gellerman Wants to Change How We Talk About Money
Gellerman started The Worth Project to provide a new way to think about financial planning.
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Would You Move for Student Loan Assistance?
Some states are expanding and debuting student loan forgiveness programs to soften the economic blow, and incentivize new grads to set up roots.
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Why Student Loan Entrance Counseling is Important
The last box to check to receive your federal student loan is also a strong financial education tool.
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7 Things to Do After Getting Your Acceptance Letter
Here’s a handy checklist for you to follow once the letters start coming in.
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6 Tips for Spring Break on a Limited Budget
It isn’t much of a vacation if you are stressing out about how to pay for it.
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Student Loan Repayment Programs: “Ask About It At Work”
Help to repay student loans is a benefit many people, especially recent college graduates, say they desire even more than paid time off.
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How to Write a Compelling Scholarship Essay in 6 Steps
Practice makes perfect, and your first draft is never your best draft.
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Should You Hire a CPA or DIY This Tax Season?
Whether you decide to DIY or hire a professional, make sure you have your taxes filed on time.
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