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Sure, having a lot of student loan debt can be stressful. But one thing you shouldn’t stress about—believe it or not—is how student loan debt affects your credit score.
Why is that? Because student loan debt can actually help your score, as long as you never miss a payment.
As you make plans for your New Year’s celebration, take a moment to think about what comes after the dinners, the parties, and the hangover.
On January 2nd, life will resume—and that means getting out of the holiday bubble and facing your finances. But that doesn’t have to be overwhelming or a downer. You just need a game plan.
For some college grads, the income they earn right after graduation makes it difficult to pay down the balance on their student loans.
If this is a challenge for you, the government’s Graduated Repayment Plan might help make things more manageable by lowering your monthly student loan payments.
The halls are decked, the chestnuts are roasted, and the weather outside is frightful—though not quite as frightful as your student loan bill.
Even if you’ve taken our advice and lowered your student loan payments, you still can’t throw your budget out the window for the month of December.
