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It’s time for college-bound students to ask, “What’s my ROI?”
In her Fox Business story, financial reporter Gail Buckner shouts out the benefits of ionMatch, the advanced college selection tool from the creators of smart tools for successful students:
Presentation: 50 rules of innovation
To break out of the mold, you have to break out of the ordinary. Learn the rules of innovation. 50 rules of innovation from Raman Kalia Each week we’ll bring you videos and presentations from the world of student loan finance. We know that there is no single solution...
Student Loans 101: How to avoid FAFSA scams
Scams are everywhere these days. FAFSA and college finances are a tempting target of unscrupulous companies. Luckily, you can avoid them.
Social Roundup – 08.02.2015
Visit our blog every Sunday to see what’s been trending on our social media pages for the past week in the Social Roundup!
Olympic medalist, business leader and student loan borrower – ionGuest, John K. Coyle,
The road to success is paved with challenges, pressures, and agonizing defeats ─ and be assured ionGuest John K. Coyle knows all of these first hand.
What happens if I default on my student loans? [infographic]
Defaulting on your student loans can lead to serious consequences—maybe even more serious than you think. This infographic will help you understand the real-world consequences of student loan default.
Cool Stuff # 9: Henry Ford’s 100-year-old innovation is powerful inspiration for us today
I’m sure many of you (including myself) didn’t know this, but today is Henry Ford’s birthday. I want you to take a minute to think about what our lives would be like without cars; yes, cars to drive to work, cars to drive to the hospital, cars to deliver any number of goods and services. Obviously, it would be much different, and in many ways much harder. While reading this post, I want all of you to consider that today, 100+ years later, our lives remain changed by one man’s vision.
NBR: Millennials and Money – part 3 of 3
CNBC produces Nightly Business Report and last night, NBR aired the last of a three-part series on Millennials and Money.
Eye On School Success: Hudson Valley Community College
Hudson Valley Community College was founded in Troy, part of New York State’s Capital District, in 1953 as the Hudson Valley Technical Institute.
Tara’s on a Budget: How do you value money?
If you have been paying attention to the news, you know how much student loan debt this country has, close to two trillion dollars. When I think of that figure, I think of each student’s personal debt. I think of how debt can disable happiness, which leads me to conclude that I don’t want that. I don’t want to graduate from college with an absurd amount of debt, hence why I value money.