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Financial Aid Options Beyond FAFSA
Financial Aid Options Beyond FAFSA

Nearly 20 million students borrowed billions of dollars to pay for college through FAFSA last year. However, FAFSA doesn't always cover all higher education expenses and many families find themselves financially strained during the school year. For those whose Federal...

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5 Voluntary Benefits You May Never Have Heard Of
5 Voluntary Benefits You May Never Have Heard Of

Student loan benefits aren't the only incentives companies are using to recruit and retain new talent. Here are some other programs people are excited about:   Student Loan Reimbursement What it is: Financial assistance to help pay back student loans. How it works:...

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Private student loans: What you need to know
Private student loans: What you need to know

Ten percent of students rely on private student loans to cover their higher education costs. Questions about private loans, refinancing, and methods of repayment are common. Below is some of the information you should know about how private student loans work. Check...

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Tips If You Can’t Afford Your Student Loan Payment
Tips If You Can’t Afford Your Student Loan Payment

1 out of 10 student loan borrowers are more than 90 days delinquent on their student loan payments or in default. College is an expensive investment. Many students struggle to find a job after graduation (or after leaving school before graduating), and those that do...

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5 Ways Companies are Modernizing Benefits Programs
5 Ways Companies are Modernizing Benefits Programs

Employee benefits programs are changing. Last year, the nonprofit International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP) released a survey finding that 49 percent of employees don't understand their provided benefits, and 31 percent didn't perceive any value in...

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Millennials Prefer Student Loan Benefits in 2017
Millennials Prefer Student Loan Benefits in 2017

Student Debt: A Growing Problem for All Employees 2017 Report Since 2015, student loan borrowing has increased with nearly 4 million additional students and parents taking out loans. We conducted surveys polling over 1,000 student loan borrowers each in 2015 and 2017....

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Differences Between Income Driven Repayment Plans
Differences Between Income Driven Repayment Plans

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently reported that 90% of the highest risk student loan borrowers were not enrolled in an affordable repayment plan. Millions of federal student loan borrowers can lower their monthly payments by enrolling in an...

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