Student Loan Consolidation

Archive for June, 2006

So just how much can college loan consolidation save you each month? Today’s interest rates are low. So low, in fact, that many students, both recent graduates and seasoned alumni, are taking advantage of the potential savings. Whether you owe $10,000 dollars from earning your associate’s degree or a whopping $200,000 from an undergrad/graduate degree, the savings are measurable. At Student Loan Consoli

If you’ve managed your finances throughout your four years at school, you expect to begin life in the “real world” free of debt and financial burden. But for many recent college graduates, the eight-inch piece of paper that represents eight semesters of grueling work is not a reminder of financial freedom. On the contrary, college tuition these days takes decades to pay off. For someone holding an

Attention medical school students. Did you know that a recent study by the Association of American Medical Colleges states that the price of private medical school has increased a whopping 165 percent over the last 20 years? Public schools have also increased exponentially–rising 312 percent over the last 20 years. How are medical school graduates coping with this inflation? Though the salaries for those with

Your college education should be propelling you forward, not holding you back. But the costs associated with earning a four-year degree (whether at a public or private school) are growing exponentially. Many parents, even those in dual-income households, are unable to cover the costs of tuition for their children. As a result, recent graduates struggle to survive in the real world. To earn a high-paying position, y