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Comment on Don’t Just Return to Normal by Shalonda Brown

Shalonda Brown — Fri, 22 May 2020 13:20:00 +0000

I love this: “Instead, the thing to say is “I am looking forward to getting out of the house to go and do something extraordinary.“

Comment on 5 Ways to Get an Education Without Excessive Debt by Michael

Michael — Thu, 21 Nov 2019 00:27:36 +0000

3 Young college graduates with student loans are more likely than those without loans to report struggling financially. Student loan holders give a more downbeat assessment of their personal financial situation compared with their peers who don’t have outstanding student debt. College graduates ages 25 to 39 with loans are more likely than graduates without loans to say they are either finding it difficult to get by financially or are just getting by (22% vs. 11%). About three-in-ten young college graduates with student loans (32%) say they are living comfortably, compared with 51% of college graduates of a similar age without outstanding loans. 4 Young college graduates with student loans are more likely to live in a higher-income family than those without a bachelor’s degree. For many young adults, student loans are a way to make an otherwise unattainable education a reality. Although these students have to borrow money to attend, the investment might make sense if it leads to higher earnings later in life.

Comment on 5 Ways to Get an Education Without Excessive Debt by Daniel

Daniel — Sun, 10 Nov 2019 19:38:08 +0000

Over time, your small balances should disappear one by one, freeing up more dollars to throw at your larger debts and loans. This “snowball effect” allows you to pay down smaller balances first logging a few wins for the psychological effect while letting you save the largest loans for last. Ultimately, the goal is snowballing all of your extra dollars toward your debts until they’re demolished and you re finally debt-free. Attacking your debts with the debt snowball method will speed up the process, but earning more money can amplify your efforts even further. Nearly everyone has a talent or skill they can monetize, whether it’s babysitting, mowing yards, cleaning houses, or becoming a virtual assistant.