Use Your Tax Refund to Pay Down Your Student Loan
People see tax refunds as free money, but it’s not. You worked hard for that money, and you can make it work for you by putting it towards your student loans.
Graduates
Pros & Cons of Paying Off Student Loans Early
College grads dream of paying off their student loans. But the big question is: Should you? Here are the pros and cons of paying off your student loans early.
What Happens If I Stop Paying My Federal Student Loans?
If you can’t afford your student loan bills, it seems so easy to just stop making payments. Here are all the reasons you can’t just decide to stop paying.
Stash Banking: Should You Sign Up for the Stash Debit Card?
Considering signing up for Stash Banking to receive a Stash debit card? Here, we discuss the pros and cons of signing up so you can make the right choice.
Stash Retire: How to Open an IRA with Stash
With Stash Retire, it’s possible to open a traditional or Roth IRA in just minutes so you can begin saving and investing for your future.
6 Smart Student Loan Moves To Make Before the End of 2018
If your New Year’s resolution is to finally get serious about paying off your student loans, these are the money moves you need to make NOW for success.
3 Great Student Loan Repayment Strategies
Figuring out the best way to pay back student loans is tough. Here are 2 common methods, and a 3rd you can use if you’ve got federal student loans.
The College Student’s Guide to Investment Terms
If you want to start investing, here are the investment terms and definitions that all students and beginners should know before making their first investment.
How to Use the Federal Student Aid Repayment Calculator
Want to know what your student loan payment will be depending on your repayment plan? The Federal Student Aid Repayment Estimator will show you all the details.
13 Ways to Build an Emergency Fund Fast
Having an emergency fund to cover life’s unexpected expenses is an essential part of every financial plan. Here are 13 strategies and tips you can use to build your emergency fund as fast as possible.