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If you've been diligently paying your student loans all year, you’ll want to take advantage of the student loan interest tax deduction.

This allows you to deduct the interest you’ve paid on your student loans up to $2,500. By claiming this deduction, you’re lowering the amount of income the government can tax.

Did you know that it's possible to get a lower interest rate on your Great Lakes student loan? It totally is. The only catch: You'll have to say "so long" to Great Lakes.

To refinance your Great Lakes student loan to a lower interest rate, you'll need to apply for refinancing through a private lender. The good news is this whole process is pretty easy, and people do it all the time. In fact, 94,000 people refinanced their student loans last year. Here's what you need to get a better deal on your own student loans. 

Got a private student loan with Discover? You could stick with them—or you could refinance your loan, score a lower interest rate, and laugh all the way to the bank. 

So, how, exactly, do you refinance your Discover student loan? All you need to do is check competitor's rates and apply—the whole process takes about 15-20 minutes. We'll walk you through it. 

Refinancing is the closest thing to a do-over button you’ll ever get with student loans. It can get you a lower interest rate, a new timespan to pay off your loan, and better terms. It’s always smart to consider all your options—including those outside of Wells Fargo. 

If you're wondering how to refinance your Wells Fargo student loans, it's pretty easy. All you need to do is find a lender that can give you a lower interest rate (we'll tell you how to do this in a minute) and apply. The whole process can be completed in less than a half hour. 

Did you know that more than half of millennials have asked for a bump in pay in the last two years? But that’s not all: nearly 80% of those who asked were told yes, according to a recent report from NBC News. 

After reading this, you might have the urge to march into work tomorrow and ask for more money. Good for you. But before you do, let's get you in the right mindset. 

Do you have an EdFinancial loan and wish you had a lower interest rate and monthly payment? If so you might be thinking about refinancing ... but if you're like a lot people, you probably don't know where to start.

There are a lot of benefits to refinancing. And while you can't refinance directly with EdFinancial, the process is still easy. You just have to go through a private lender. Let's talk about what you  need to know.