Save First, Spend Second
Key Takeaways If you want to build wealth successfully, you need to save first and spend second. The rule of thumb when it comes to
September 14, 2017
Key Takeaways If you want to build wealth successfully, you need to save first and spend second. The rule of thumb when it comes to
Key Takeaways When we get ready for a vacation, we typically pack too many clothes and don’t budget enough money. When we make big purchases,
Key Takeaways Do a quick, three minute look at your finances every Friday to ensure there are no irregularities and to keep your budget on
Key Takeaways The rise of the gig economy has helped people build multiple streams of income. People choose to take on gig jobs for many
Key Takeaways Positive arbitrage is the goal when refinancing federal and private student loan debt. There are several federal loan repayment programs that can lower
Key Takeaways When managing student loan repayments, payment flexibility is key. Pay off student loans one at a time versus consolidating them so that you
Key Takeaways It’s important to know your options in choosing a loan to fund your education as there are big differences between federal and private
Key Takeaways More than 70 percent of college graduates have outstanding student loans—with an average balance of $37,000—when they graduate. Studies show millennials are far
Key Takeaways Four basic components of any type of loan are time, interest rate, loan amount and payment. Young adults tend to have four types
Key Takeaways Student debt has doubled over the past seven years. Newly minted 2016 graduates have an average of $37,000 in debt—some have debt loads