WCI #123: Will the Politicians Cancel your Student Loan Debt?

WCI #123: Will the Politicians Cancel your St...

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MtoM #259: PA Pays Off Student Loans in 16 Months and Financial Boot Camp: What is a Bond?

Today we talk to a PA who paid off $155,000 of student loans in just 16 months, entirely on her own. She did it by cutting expenses, living like a resident, and staying focused on rapid debt payoff. Along the way, she built an app to help herself stay organized and motivated, whi ...  Show more

WCI #455: Student Loan Forgiveness, Taxes, and Retirement Accounts

In today's episode, we're answering your questions about student loans, taxes, and what to do next once you're already doing a lot of things right. We talk about Borrower's Defense cases and when the government might actually forgive your loans, then dig into smart loan repayment ...  Show more

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