Personal Finance for the Sandwich Generation
According to the Federal Reserve estimates, student debt in America has nearly tripled in the past decade; from $0.6 trillion in 2008 to $1.5 trillion in 2018. Average student graduating from college today has approximately $37,000 in student loans. An overwhelming burden for a young college graduate starting out in his or her career.
Do you have family members about to enter college? In this post, I want to share few tips to approach student loan like a pro!
9 years ago, my wife and I started our marriage with approximately $105,000 in student loans combined. But we were, as Dave Ramsey would say, Gazelle intense on destroying these loans as soon as possible.
How We Paid Off $105,000 Of Student Loans In 3.5 YearsRead More
As someone who is wary of debt, I don’t advocate obsessing over your credit score. However, I also don’t advocate not paying attention to it. A good credit score is essential to functioning in today’s modern society and therefore should be indicator to keep an eye on.
In this post, I want to share with you few quick and easy tips to getting an “A” on your credit score!
Average salaries for people with graduate degrees is higher than that for people with bachelor’s degrees. However, it doesn’t always mean graduate school is a wise investment.
I want to share with you few questions you should ask yourself as you are debating this question.
Most of us have at least one in our wallet. Or two. Some even five! A credit card can be our worst enemy or a useful tool.
In this post I want to share five simple recommendations that will ensure you use your credit cards wisely.
