Save Money Today on Your Student Loans
Have you had a nagging feeling at work or school that you're a complete fraud — that, despite your achievements or accomplishments, you're not actually qualified or talented? You're not alone. Many high achievers feel the same way.
Unfortunately, it isn't just an annoying feeling making us doubt ourselves — it has far-reaching implications. Impostor syndrome, as it's known, could be impacting your career and your earning potential.
The short answer: Yes, EdFinancial is legit. They're a student loan servicer—and they might even be your loan servicer. They work with 15 leading U.S lenders, including private banks and state agencies. They also service federal Direct student loans.
But if you weren’t aware of that, you’re not alone. It’s totally possible to have thousands of dollars in student loans, and not know who your loan servicer is—or even what one does. Here’s what you need to know—and how to get the information you need.
Can you relate to the woman in this video, who is still sitting on her dorm room couch at 26? I can.
Until last year, nearly every piece of furniture and decor I owned was secondhand — bought at thrift stores, garage sales and Craigslist, or inherited from family members and friends.
It's easy to see why people want a side hustle: Extra income means paying off your student loans, your credit card debt,and boosting your savings. But side hustles are not the easiest thing in the world to manage.
When I decided to start freelance writing on nights and weekends while I was still working full-time, I knew that I could take on the long hours and the task of juggling multiple projects. But what was less clear was how I would even get work to begin with.
When you refinance your student loans, your new lender pays off all your existing loans and issues you a single new one with a new (hopefully lower) interest rate.
Refinancing can save you hundreds a month on your repayment—and thousands over the life of your loan. But it isn't for everyone. This quiz will help you get a better handle on whether you should refinance.
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