Graduate Leverage is no longer offering private student loans. Instead of offering private student loans, Graduate Leverage specializes in advisory services, helping potential borrowers find the loan program that’s right for them. Graduate Leverage offers a lot of information about various federal and private loans, and their advisory programs may help reduce the students overall loan debts and answer questions regarding their debt. […]
Nelnet (Nelnet.com) may appear to be just a student loan website, but it is so much more. Nelnet is a great resource for you through your student loan process for postgraduate and graduate education, and how to actually navigate the loan process. Yes, Nelnet offers how to find the right lender but they also offer the resources to choose the right loan, and how pay off your loans. They also help you figure out what to do if you can’t make payments and need to consolidate your loans. […]
Here are the best articles from around the web this week talking about student loans… For the week ending Friday September 13, 2013 Student Loan News: 1. Susan Tompor: Some public service jobs offer student loan forgiveness Corey Nelson, 27, graduated from Michigan State University’s law school in 2012 with a plan to work his way out of six figures in student loan debt. […]
Most college students (65% or so) have a student loan to get through their undergraduate work. It’s pretty common, and loans are easy to get. There are, however, certain loans that are better than others. Federal loans have certain rights and responsibilities that most students can live with. All in all, you can be pretty safe with them in terms of refinancing, consolidating, and extending your payment time. But you have to pay them back. It’s not a gift. […]
It’s the American dream. You work hard at school, get good grades and achieve your best possible SAT score. And in the presence of your delighted friends and family you graduate from high school with big dreams and high hopes of a graduate degree and your dream job. Except, that if you are like the majority of American college students, that dream comes at a price… and the interest rates could drown you. […]
Here are the best articles from around the web this week talking about student loans… For the week ending Friday September 6, 2013 Student Loan News: 1. Parents face the student loan double whammy: At age 51, Charlene Rose had hoped to be socking away money for retirement by now. But instead, she's still paying off her student loans, largely for a master's degree she got to advance her career. And now she's got three kids in college, each of whom is taking out student loans of their own to pay for higher education. […]
Given the high cost of tuition these days, students commonly combine several kinds of federal-only or federal-and-private loans to come up with a way to cover all of their educational costs. Since interest rates are the lowest they’ve been in decades, it could be a smart move for a student, parent or recent graduate to consolidate all of his or her loans for the lowest rates. […]
Introduction: The economic recovery, what exactly is it? Some would say the ability for the country to rebound after a major downturn in the financial markets. Others would simply say the ability for me to purchase a new home for my family. The term definitely has different meaning for different people. Today, we’ll speak about the impact student loans has on the economic recovery and how we think students have been affected by them. […]
Here are the best articles from around the web this week talking about student loans… For the week ending Friday August 30, 2013 Student Loan News: 1. Student loan rates will feed federal profits: A law touted by politicians as their way of keeping money in the pockets of the nation's college students will instead funnel more than $700 million in additional profit into the federal government's wallet over the next 10 years, a new analysis shows. […]