Student Loan Repayment Program Consultants
The Department of Education (ED) will begin notifying more than 804,000 borrowers that they have a total of $39 billion in Federal student loans that will be automatically discharged in the coming weeks. In total, the...
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We talked recently about the volatility of 2020 and the relief that the CARES Act provided to...
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2020 has been a volatile year for most people around the world. However, if you have student loans...
Read MoreIn a recent interview student debt was looked at by ABC News Diane Sawyer. ABC News’ Diane Sawyer spoke with Rohit Chopra, the former assistant director at the Consumer Financial Bureau, and Sheila Bair, the former...
Read MoreTo attract and retain younger workers, more companies are offering a different type of employee perk: student loan repayment assistance. Employers typically provide employees a set monthly amount – usually around $100 a month –...
Read MoreAs employers duke it out over hiring the best possible candidates, especially ones coming out of school, they are starting to get a little bit more creative with their student loan incentive packages — and that includes offering...
Read MoreWhen it comes to student loan debt, “for richer, for poorer” doesn’t quite cut it, student loans are causing divorce. In general, finances are the leading cause of stress in a relationship, according to a study...
Read MoreIn a recent post at the Atlantic, Amy Merrick cast a skeptic’s eye on the growing trend of student loan assistance benefits among US employers, arguing that these benefits may not be as helpful to employees as they seem. “For...
Read MoreA negative student loan experience is potentially disastrous on a credit report. Getting consolidation into an Income Driven plan can begin to have a positive impact and increase your client’s chances of getting a mortgage....
Read MoreThe national student loan debt in America is at a record high of $1.45 trillion how is this affecting the Millennial Mindset? It’s an almost mind boggling number. And it becomes even more staggering when looked at another way:...
Read MoreIn a recent post at the Atlantic, Amy Merrick cast a skeptic’s eye on the growing trend of student loan assistance benefits among US employers, arguing that these benefits may not be as helpful to employees as they seem. “For...
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In a recent New York Times article By Ron Lieber he met the first public servants to get student...
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