Throughout the college admissions process, you’ll encounter several important checkpoints. While selecting schools, applying for admission and receiving college acceptances are all critical, your decision often comes down to the question, “How will I pay…
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While preparing for college, one of the most important considerations is how to pay for it. All students should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) because it is used to determine students’ potential eligibility…
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Considering paying off your student loan debt with your tax return or just a lump sum of money? There can be more to larger payments than meets the eye. Follow these steps to learn how…
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When you’ve recently entered the workforce, balancing student loan payments with your budget can be a challenge – particularly if you have a standard entry-level salary. As the cost of higher education continues to rise,…
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Should I consolidate or refinance my student loans? At U‑fi Student Loans, we get this question daily and it’s one every person with student loan debt should ask themselves. Of course, the answer depends on…
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The first few years after college can be a challenge for anyone. Between finding a job and a place to live, paying down student loans, and maybe even starting a family, the financial decisions you…
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