Personal Finance Archives

Remember your student loan interest on your taxes

Jan 21, 2016 | Financial Literacy, Student Loan Repayment Assistance

Your student loan payments matter when doing your taxes. We’re not tax professionals, so we don’t offer advice on taxes, but we do know this much: Most borrowers can deduct up to $2,500 of the student loan interest they paid last year! Student loan interest reductions...

Q&A Spotlight: David Carlson

Jan 20, 2016 | Financial Literacy

Welcome to another installment of iontuition’s Q&A series with personal finance bloggers. We have millennial personal finance blogger, David Carlson, of Young Adult Money, sharing his financial expertise with us. David works full-time in corporate finance and has...

Q&A Spotlight: Melanie Lockert

Jan 6, 2016 | Financial Literacy, Student Loan Repayment Assistance

Welcome to the first installment of iontuition’s Q&A series with personal finance bloggers. Freelance writer, event planner and blogger behind Dear Debt, Melanie Lockert, is going to share some great tips on saving and paying back student loans. She started her...

Six ways to advertise your employee benefits plan internally

Jan 5, 2016 | Employers

Does your employer offer innovative job benefits and work perks that employees are not using? If so, it could be that employees don’t understand or know about the benefits available. According to research by ADP, 40 percent of employees do not understand their...

Common-sense benefits for employees stressed about student loan debt

Dec 7, 2015 | Employers

Stress is a factor in everyone’s life. The main source of stress is financial concerns, according to the American Psychological Association. Almost three-quarters of adults report they’re stressed about money at least part of the time and 64% cite money as their top...