Category: Propfirm

Are you strapped for cash? Looking for ways to make an extra $100 a month or more? I know you care about your personal finances or else you wouldn’t be reading this…

Source: The College Investor Discretionary income is the key number used to calculate your payment when you apply for an income-driven repayment plan (IBR, PAYE, SAVE/RePAYE, ICR). As such, it’s important to…

Source: The College Investor I get a lot of questions about whether you’ll pay taxes on student loan forgiveness. The questions come in many forms: Will I owe taxes on the amount…

Source: The College Investor Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) want President Joe Biden to forgive $50,000 in federal student loans per borrower. They claim that he can do this…

Source: The College Investor Debt settlement is widely talked about as a way to get out of debt, but not many people truly understand how it works. You may have recently experienced…

Source: The College Investor Understanding the timing and process of student loan disbursement is essential for any student relying on loans to pay for their education. Whether you’re taking out federal or…

Source: The College Investor Using an HSA (or health savings account) as a retirement account is the most underrated way to save and invest. One of my goals for this year was…

Filing FAFSA Is Possible but May Affect Aid Eligibility: Students can submit the FAFSA even if their parents didn’t file taxes, but it may impact their eligibility for federal aid. Unauthorized Failure…

Source: The College Investor A 529 plan can be an effective estate planning tool. But because many families are unaware of its benefits, very few consider using a 529 plan for estate…

Source: The College Investor SAVE Paused: Due to the ongoing litigation, SAVE borrowers are in forbearance. Borrowers May Be Better Changing Repayment Plans: Moving away from SAVE might allow eligible borrowers to get loan…