Depending on your loan type, your lender may grant you a grace period after you graduate (or stop attending the college), where you don’t need to make any payments toward your loan. Avoid the tempting option of simply ignoring your debt during this period. If you still have the luxury of a grace period, now is the time to fully understand your loans, make a game plan, and, if possible, start making the payments you’d normally be making anyways.Big Boss vote
Showing posts with label Depending on your loan type. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 21, 2019
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Depending on your loan type, your lende
Depending on your loan type, your lender may grant you a grace period after you graduate (or stop attending the college), where you don’t n...
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Depending on your loan type, your lender may grant you a grace period after you graduate (or stop attending the college), where you don’t n...
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Dealing with student loan debt is tough. You’re probably no stranger to the student loan crisis we’re facing, as Americans now owe an incre...
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Borrowing money for college requires little more than a completed application and a formal signature, but the implications of that debt can...