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How to save money on student loan repayment [infographic]
How to save money on student loan repayment [infographic]

You can cruise along and make minimum payments, sticking to a standard repayment plan schedule, and have your student debt paid off in 10 years. But if you add a little extra to your monthly payment, you can save money and repay your student loan ahead of schedule.

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Q&A Spotlight: Amanda Page
Q&A Spotlight: Amanda Page

Writer, professor and debt-fighter Amanda Page of Dream Beyond Debt shares her repayment story and advice for other student loan debt.

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The state of college financial literacy programs
The state of college financial literacy programs

The 2016 Financial Literacy Trends on Campus survey asked financial aid professionals about the state of their financial literacy programs, including their challenges, overall effectiveness, budget, resources and ideas.

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Q&A Spotlight: Robert Farrington
Q&A Spotlight: Robert Farrington

We have America’s Millennial Money Expert, Robert Farrington, sharing his expertise with us. He specializes in helping young adults make smart financial choices for paying for college, dealing with student loan debt and then learning how to invest for the future.

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Annual report reveals top trends in college financial literacy programs
Annual report reveals top trends in college financial literacy programs

Iontuition.com, the leading education-fintech company that specializes in helping borrowers monitor and manage their student loans, today released results from its recent survey of financial aid professionals who said that financial literacy programs could benefit from better integration of technology and stronger communication with students after they graduate.

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10 good reasons to file the FAFSA – ionGuest, Suzanne Shaffer
10 good reasons to file the FAFSA – ionGuest, Suzanne Shaffer

Parents of college-bound teens look forward to filing the FAFSA as much as they look forward to filing their income taxes. Many parents are so intimidated by the form that they choose not to file, telling themselves that their student wouldn’t qualify for aid anyway because they make too much. But don’t fall into that trap.

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