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Inflation: What is the Real Rate? How do I Beat That?

Life Isn’t Meant to be Lived Paycheck to Paycheck I know there’s been lots of press about the 8.5% inflation rate that was announced this week. I also know that many people don’t believe that number.  Why not? Well, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has been consistently modifying their…

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What you Need to Know about the Navient/Attorney General settlement

$1.8 Billion Navient Settlement — Are You Included?   We’re starting 2022 off with good news. There is a $1.8 billion student loan settlement between Navient (a loan servicer) and 39 different state attorney generals. In the settlement, Navient agreed to “refrain from informing private loan borrowers that their loans…

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Public Service Loan Forgiveness — What is the PSLF Waiver and What Does it Fix?!

    Here’s a link to the video.  Please subscribe so we can continue to offer this information free to everyone!  Thank you! We are happy to share our thoughts on the new Public Service Loan Forgiveness Waiver announced last month.  It truly will fix most all of the problems…

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Make Sure You Don’t Ask Your Auto Insurer for the Lowest Possible Payment!

We started a video series this fall with attorney Melissa Solevilla at Carey, Leisure & Neal, about issues facing our grown children, and how to help them get a good start in their lives.  I’m thinking about his now, when I have consult coming up with a former NFL athlete…

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Central Florida College – Polk State College – Unilaterally Cancels $1.2 Million in Student Loan Debt

Well this was a surprise! Polk State College was in the news today after having given a student loan write off press release. Students enrolled at this college between March 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021 are eligible for debt cancellation.  This is separate from all the federal programs that…

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What Geographic Areas do We Cover?

We’ve been getting more questions lately from folks who have taken out U.S. loans (both federal and private) but now may live or work overseas.  Saudia Arabia today, someone from Turkey last week.  We can certainly advise these borrowers what action they can take under the new Public Service rules,…

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