Having debt sucks, which is why you need to come up with a debt attack plan. While I do like to focus on student loan debt, when I started this blog I was focused on credit card debt. If you only have one type of debt good for you, however, it’s not uncommon to have different kinds of debt.
If you have student loans and struggle financially, you’ve probably thought that filing for bankruptcy wouldn’t help you. Since when Congress wrote the law they made sure to specify what debts were and were not dischargeable. The law seemed to protect all student loans from being discharged. However, what has been argued as a better …
Hey everyone, today I’m super excited to have a guest post from Michelle at Savings & Sangria (she’s a girl after my own heart talking money and booze) where she is going to share some tips on how to handle your money once you reach life after debt. Michelle is passionate about teaching #HappyMoneyManagement to …
Happy Tiny Friday friends! I’m excited for another installment of Student Loan Conquerors. Student Loan Conquerors is an interview series. I talk with some awesome people tackling their student loan debt head on. Finding out how they are doing it and what inspired them to start in the first place. If you are interested in …
Today, I’m thrilled to have a guest post by Drew Cloud from The Student Loan Report, I’ll let him take it away. Misunderstanding and misinformation abound when it comes to the differences between consolidating or refinancing student loans. Sometimes, the confusion is enough to cause you to simply avoid or put off strategies that can …
Happy Tiny Friday friends! I’m excited for another installment of Student Loan Conquerors. Student Loan Conquerors is an interview series. I talk with some awesome people tackling their student loan debt head on. Finding out how they are doing it and what inspired them to start in the first place. If you are interested in …
Will law school really provide a good return on your investment? Six years after graduating from law school, I’m more in debt than ever. Yup, after making payments for six years I owe approximately $60k more than I did when I graduated. Isn’t interest grand? Anyway, while I may have left the practice of law, I …
I still remember the very first episode of Law and Order, I was ten. It opened at a gala of some sort, the lights went out and when they came on, a woman screamed. Someone had been killed. Maybe not the most suitable tv for a ten year old. But I also have more memories as …
Happy Tiny Friday friends! I’m excited for another installment of Student Loan Conquerors. Student Loan Conquerors is an interview series. I talk with some awesome people tackling their student loan debt head on. Finding out how they are doing it and what inspired them to start in the first place. If you are interested in …
Today I am thrilled to have Lauren Davidson guest post about the benefits of studying abroad. As someone who has studied abroad, I can attest that it is a wonderful thing to do. It is also the one thing that I would always get asked about on my resume. What Employers See When They Find …
In a world filled with student loans, mortgages, and credit cards, many will have you believe that debt is normal. While it is common, it doesn’t mean it has to be normal. The sooner you can be debt free the sooner you will have more choices and control with your money. To become debt free …