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The Best Law School Student Loans

The best law school loans of 2020 Best Member Perks: SoFi Best for Good Grade Rewards: Discover, Member FDIC Best for Longest Grace Period: Earnest Best for Multi-Year Approval: Citizens One Best for Bar Exam Studying: PNC Bank Most Repayment Term Options: College Ave The best law school lenders at a glance Lender Loan Amount […]

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What the Stimulus Package Means for You

*UPDATED AS OF DECEMBER 23, 2020  If you’re struggling to make ends meet due to the impacts of Coronavirus, a second stimulus could be coming. The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021 – a $900B relief package to deliver the second round of economic stimulus for individuals, families, and businesses was passed

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Should You Refinance Part of Your Student Loans?

If she could do it over, Vy Chuong says she would. Chuong, 26, from Seattle, refinanced roughly $55,000 in federal student loans with a private lender in February. A month later, the government suspended most federal loan payments interest-free until September. That break has since been extended through January 2021. Chuong’s new loan doesn’t qualify….

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If the $1.6 Trillion Student Debt Was Aligned End-to-End It Would Stretch From the Sun to Just Beyond Mars

Political pressure is building to discuss our nation’s $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. In fact, last month more Google searches for “student loan debt” were made than ever before. 1.6 trillion is a difficult number to visualize or wrap your head around. We love playing with data and thought we’d take a unique perspective

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The Difference Between 10-Year vs. 20-Year Student Loans

The options available for student borrowers and for student loan consolidation can seem almost endless. There are public student loans and private student loans, and they come in an enormous variety of lengths, interest rate, and monthly payments — it seems like deciding which student loan is the best for you can seem like a

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Federal Borrowers Get to Skip Another Student Loan Payment

Millions of student loan borrowers who haven’t had to make a payment since the pandemic shut down the nation last winter just got an additional reprieve. The payment pause, known as a forbearance, began March 13 as part of the original coronavirus relief package and has now been extended twice by the Trump administration, most…

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