Whether you’re leaving an established career or moving directly from a four-year program, graduate school is typically a major financial commitment. Of course, earning an undergraduate degree generally is a major investment too, but there are important differences in...
There are more repayment options than ever for repaying federal student loans. So no matter your income, you should be able to keep your education debt in good standing – IF you take the time to learn about your options and apply them to your personal situation. After...
Financial procrastination is the deferral of making necessary financial decisions. It is putting off a financial decision, even though you know that you might be worse off as a result. Typical examples are failing to cash checks that are signed to you, depositing...
The effects of a personal financial crisis are often profound. Research has shown that losing a job, for example, generates a level of grief in some people that’s similar to the loss of a treasured relationship - or even death. That’s because we often lose more than...
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