Student Loan Repayment Assistance Archives

Presentation: How to get out of student loan debt

Jun 8, 2015 | Conference, Student Loan Repayment Assistance

Getting out of student loan debt is actually pretty simple: Keep your payments current and consistent. Here’s a quick presentation with tips on how to get out of student loan debt. How to get out of student loan debt from getoutofdebtguide Each week we’ll bring...

You have finally graduated, now what?! [infographic]

Jun 5, 2015 | Student Loan Repayment Assistance

You’ve completed the hardest part of your life so far (college), but are you prepared to enter the real world? Read and share this infographic full of helpful tips that will help new grads, like yourself, get integrated into life after college. Want to learn more?...

How to file a financial aid appeal [infographic]

May 15, 2015 | Financial Literacy, Student Loan Repayment Assistance

Did you recently receive your financial aid award and notice that it is much less than expected? If so, don’t panic. The infographic below explains how you can file a financial aid appeal and get the help you need. For more information go to iontuition’s...

5 habits of a successful student loan borrower [infographic]

Apr 10, 2015 | Student Loan Repayment Assistance

When you take out student loans, you are making a commitment to pay back the funds you borrowed to help cover college costs. Being a successful student loan borrower is important and possible; it just takes some effort. Follow these tips to get ahead in tackling your...

Student loan repayment options [infographic]

Feb 19, 2015 | Student Loan Repayment Assistance

The variance in the types of student loan repayment plans are designed to meet the borrowers needs. Choosing the right repayment plan is crucial, and can help smooth the repayment process. The chart below allows you to examine some of the payment plans available to...

Ways to prevent default [infographic]

Feb 12, 2015 | Default Management, Student Loan Repayment Assistance

Defaulting on your student loans can lead to tax refund offsets, wage garnishments, and your federal benefits can be taken away. According to the U.S Department of Education, $14,014 is the average amount in default per borrower. Being proactive and staying up to date...