Meadow

09/12/2022

Imagine your child graduates from a doctorate program, becoming the first doctor in the family. You tell your relatives. You bust out the champagne. Then you realize your child owes 400K in federal loans.

Don’t worry, there’s a silver lining. Someone has been through this before, and they’ve taken their journey straight to Reddit to crowdsource solutions.

Are you looking for advice on beating interest for large student debts? Reddit might not be the first platform that comes to mind, but forums like (linked below) offer *tons* of advice that cover even the most unexpected situations, like the one mentioned above.

I've recently graduated from school and have right around 400k in loans from undergraduate, graduate, and post graduate studies. These are federal...

09/05/2022

The majority of college undergrads rely on their families to help them navigate financial aid options. The assumption is that parents have more experience and means to tackle college costs. And while that may be the case, it doesn’t mean mom and dad know their CSS profiles from their SARs.

Time to study up… or maybe just keep this guide handy.