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Q&A Spotlight: Deacon Hayes

Mar 23, 2016

Welcome to another installment of iontuition’s Q&A series with personal finance bloggers. We have Well Kept Wallet’s personal finance blogger and financial coach, Deacon Hayes, sharing his financial expertise with us today. Deacon is devoted to helping others...

Three ways to get students engaged with your financial literacy program

Mar 18, 2016

No matter how much effort you put into creating a rock star financial literacy program, getting students to engage with it can be a challenge. We have the stats to prove it. Our survey of more than 100 financial aid professionals found that the majority of respondents...

Q&A Spotlight: Lance Cothern

Mar 16, 2016

We have MoneyManifesto.com’s Lance Cothern sharing his financial expertise with us. Lance started his blog back in 2012 to share his journey of paying off his wife’s student loan debt, which was more than $80,000.

The Mysterious Case of the Poorly-Defined Living Expenses – ionGuest, Sarah Noelle of The Yachtless

Mar 15, 2016

Do you spend your student loans on "living expenses?" Read this borrower's advice. I’ve been carrying some amount of student loan debt for over eight years, ever since I started my first graduate program back in 2007. Now, you might be thinking that I took these loans...

Q&A Spotlight: Erin of Journey to Saving

Mar 9, 2016

Erin graduated from college in January of 2012 with $18,000 in student loan debt and started blogging on Journey to Saving to document her journey of paying off her student loans, while still living a fulfilling life.

Webinar – Ignore the draft! How to improve your CDR so draft season isn’t stress season

Mar 7, 2016

Draft cohort default rates for higher education institutions have been released, which inevitably causes many financial aid and default prevention professionals to stress. Sound familiar? If so, we invite you to change the way you think about draft season. Register...

How to make a monster student loan payment – ionGuest, Amanda Page

Mar 4, 2016

To pay off debt, you want to throw as much money at the balance as possible. When ionGuest Amanda Page started to aggressively pay off her student loans, she knew that she needed to make “monster” payments to reduce the principle AND the interest.

Create a top-performing financial literacy program with these five steps

Mar 3, 2016

At iontuition™, we recognize top-performing schools by the quality of their financial literacy program. Our 2016 Financial Literacy Trends on Campus Report discusses the traits that allow top-performing schools to get superior results from their financial literacy programs.

Q&A Spotlight: Holly and Greg Johnson

Mar 2, 2016

Welcome to another installment of iontuition’s Q&A series with personal finance bloggers. We have Holly and Greg Johnson from ClubThrifty.com, sharing their financial expertise with us.