Resultados para "The Student" en Dinero y finanzas

Life is often compared to a game—and in The Student Loaners: Are You A Winner or a Loser?, Charles A. Chadwick Jr. proves it.

A practical guide to paying zero dollars on your student loans, credit cards, medical debts, and other financial obligations, Stiff Them! helps you to negotiate your way out of debt, irrespective of its source. You'll learn the truth about bankruptcy, and why for many it should be used first, and not last; how it may be the fastest way out of debt and the smoothest way to get new credit. You'll learn how handling your own tax resolution and debt resolution can save you big money. When you seek professional help, you'll learn to do it smartly.

Student loan debt has become a burden of unprecedented proportions. Millions of Americans are losing sleep, highly stressed out over their investment they thought would better their lives and set them up financially making this debt easy to repay. But so many borrowers feel they have been duped because they have a bill every month the size of buying a fancy car with little to show for it. If you are one of the millions who silently suffers and feels pain at the mere mention of student loans this book is designed for you.

A self-help guide to understanding and better managing your student loans. All are encouraged to purchase this book, students and parents. If you have had or have ever known anyone to have had student debt, this is the book for you!

Debt-Free Futures by Sage Ellison is a vital resource for those grappling with the challenges of rising college tuition and student loan debt. This book empowers listeners to navigate the complex landscape of college funding, offering practical strategies to achieve a debt-free education while promoting broader community impact.

If your student loan payments are too high, if you have fallen behind on your loan payments, or if you want to learn how you can save money on and more effectively manage your student loans, then The Student Loan Makeover is for you. Author Paul Jones has leveraged his own expertise as an attorney and student loan borrower to help numerous clients save money on their student loans. Now, he'd like to help you.

An in-depth exploration and expos of the predatory nature of the student loan industryAlan Collinge never imagined he would become a student loan justice activist. He planned to land a solid job after college, repay his student loan debt, and then simply forget the loans ever existed. Like millions of Americans, however, in spite of working hard, Collinge fell behind on payments and entered a labyrinthine student loan nightmare.

Today, 70 percent of college graduates exit school with student loan debt - these students carry over $1.6 trillion dollars in student loans. The average 2020 graduate will leave school with over $32,000 in debt and an average payment of over $350 a month. BYE Student Loan Debt was created by author Daniel J. Mendelson to tackle this very epidemic. He and his wife once had nearly $150,000 in debt as a result of 14 combined years of secondary education.

Whether you are a PharmD, PhD, MD, DPT, DC, or DNP, you likely have a credit card, student loan, and/or mortgage debt you would like to pay down. While your professors worked hard to teach you the ins and outs of clinical practice, it's unlikely they talked about personal finance as often making money is an anathema to being a good clinician and an unwelcome conversation. While debt prevention isn't as sexy as the person who overcame hundreds of thousands of student loan debt, the principles that the authors follow can help you find yourself in a much better financial place.

"How to Win Against Student Debt: Key Strategies to Pay Off Your Student Loans" is a comprehensive guide that provides readers with practical and effective strategies to help pay off their student loans. Written by Andre Edwards, a college graduate, this book is a must-listen for anyone who wants to take control of their student debt and achieve financial freedom.

Being an optometry student ensures you’ll gain extensive knowledge in ocular health, but what about your financial well-being? This comprehensive guide will navigate you through essential knowledge to not only become a successful optometrist, but also a financially savvy and independent one. Delve deep into topics like investing, insurance, student loans, practice modalities, career advice, and general personal finance. By the end, you'll possess the confidence to direct your financial future and advance your profession.

*ONE OF THE NEW YORKERS BEST BOOKS OF 2024* “A powerful argument for reforming this system.”—The New York Times An urgent investigation of student debt in America revealing the corrupt systems, rotten policies, and bad actors that have created a $1.7 trillion crisis. College costs more...

Landlord Away Your Student Loan Debt chronicles the path I took which made every student loan payment for me and put a few bucks in my pocket. My strategy was simple: Pay off student loan debt with real estate. You will be equipped to start your journey toward financial freedom. You will be given advice, Internet search criteria, and suggested readings throughout this book. You will also be able to experience several pitfalls that plagued me while I established myself in the landlord business.

You might think, "I'm drowning in student loans," or "I can barely make ends meet." But here's the truth: it doesn't matter where you're starting from. This book will give you the tools and knowledge to transform your financial situation.

Everyone associates millennials with avocado toast obsessed and cold brew-chugging hipsters being told they spend too much on their daily lifestyle. Well, I know it’s a lot more than that. It’s a generation of young people who was handed the short end of the stick when it was difficult to grow up and be financially responsible. From the Great Recession to the COVID crisis we’ve been through some crazy stuff, but still, we are resilient.

Do you find yourself worrying about what you’re going to do once you get out of college? 70 percent of college graduates enter the workforce with over $30,000 in debt. But this doesn't have to be you. You don't have to become part of yet another statistic. Being financially independent as you walk off that graduation stage is not a far-fetched fantasy. This is not a reality reserved solely for those who have very wealthy parents. You can achieve financial success even while in school, and can carry this forward with you throughout the rest of your life.

Finding your Path will teach you everything you need to know to transition from financial planning student to professional so you can become the financial planner you were destined to be. From understanding the various channels of entry, different firm structures, and career paths available to how to properly vet hiring firms, negotiate compensation, pass your licensing exams, and develop the skills you need to excel, Finding your Path: The Roadmap from Student to Successful Financial Planner is a practical guide packed with resources, examples, ready to use scripts, and tips.

The Debt-Free Duo offers an engaging narrative intertwined with practical advice and actionable steps for couples facing the challenge of managing student loan debt. We'll guide you through the fundamentals of financial literacy tailored specifically for newlyweds. From creating a budget to understanding loan terms and interest rates, you'll gain essential knowledge to make informed decisions about your finances.

Conventional wisdom tells us the formula for success is simple: Go to school, get a job, work hard, repeat as needed until you retire. But that's just not the reality for many recent (and not-so-recent) graduates who have racked up massive student debt and feel like there's no way out of that deepening hole. So how did one graduate pay off six-figure student debt and create the life of her dreams? It turns out, it takes a little more creativity.

AN NPR AND NEW YORK POST BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR From acclaimed Wall Street Journal reporter Josh Mitchell, the “devastating account” (The Wall Street Journal) of student debt in America. In 1981, a new executive at Sallie Mae took home the company’s financial documents to review...