Abe Student Loans Before applying for a private student loan, DR Bank and Monogram LLC recommend exhausting all financial aid alternatives including grants, scholarships, and federal student loans. The Abe®…
College
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Employers responded the same way to job applicants holding bachelor’s degrees from community colleges as they did to applicants with degrees from traditional four-year universities, according to a new working…
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Only 38% of college students graduate without any student loan debt, but the ones who pull it off don’t always do it the way you’d expect. Some of the strongest…
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Work study is a form of financial aid that can allow you to earn money on campus to pay for your college expenses. However, we like to call work study…
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We’re now less than a month from the July 1 OBBBA implementation deadline, and the cracks are starting to show. Our reporting this week revealed that medical, dental, and veterinary…
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Real Estate
Gen Z Ditching 4-Year College for Trades—Here’s How It Could Shift the First-Time Homebuyer Market
This spring, a growing number of college-aged students turned to trade schools and associate programs as graduate school enrollment stalled—a shift with potentially significant implications for the future of homeownership.…
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May 29 is recognized nationally as “529 Day,” with states and financial institutions offering bonuses, giveaways, and events to promote college savings. More than $600 billion is currently saved in…
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The federal government is making moves that will reshape how colleges operate and how families pay for school. This week, the Education Department released sweeping draft regulations to overhaul the…
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Stocks
The 5 highest-paid college basketball players this year: No. 1 is making $4.2 million from NIL
As the Final Four of March Madness tips off, multiple athletes are now earning over $1 million from NIL deals
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Investment
Congress Taxes College Endowments But Still Sends Them Financial Aid — That Makes No Sense
The U.S. Should Means-Test Colleges The Same Way It Means-Tests Americans Harvard University sits on an endowment (PDF File) worth roughly $56.9 billion. That’s more than the GDP of over…
