Government Programs for Student Loan Debt Forgiveness
If you have a lot of student loan debt, you should research student loan debt forgiveness programs to see if your student debt burden can be lowered.
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Top Professions with Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
Have a lot of student loan debt? The career you pick might be able to help you with that as you may be able to use a student loan...
How to Estimate Your Student Loan Debt Before You Borrow
Getting a college degree can open the door to a world of opportunities. But seriously, who wants to graduate school with a mountain of student loan debt?
African Americans Have Debt Reduction as Top Priority
Savings & Investment, Smart Spending
When it comes to saving for retirement African Americans do not do quite as good of a job as the rest of the population. In fact even though half...
Face The Red Makes a Video Showing the Burden of Student Loans
Face the Red has come up with a short 8 minute video to show the effects of student debt.
Fewer Americans Hold Debt, But Those Who Do Hold More of it
Savings & Investment, Smart Spending
The median amount of household debt increased from $50,971 to $70,000. There are fewer people that are in debt, but those who are in debt owe more.
Wealth Accumulation Lags for Generations X and Y
Economic News, Savings & Investment
The “Under 40” crowd is reaching the point of wealth accumulation. And where they are in their financial journey is lagging behind where their parents were.
Tips to Manage and Control Spending With a Credit Card
If you don’t know the first thing about managing and controlling your spending with a credit card, now is the time to learn
What is the March 1 Sequestration?
Many people know about the cuts, but they do not know that they are actually called the sequester, or sequestration.
How to Keep Your Interest Rate Down on Your Credit Cards
If you carry a balance from month-to-month, keeping interest rates down on your credit cards can save you money each month.
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