Does it feel like you're being crushed by a pile of student loan debt that will never be paid off?
In this episode of Clocking In, we're discussing all things related to student loans and how I paid off my $36 thousand dollars of student loan debt in two and a half years. Listen in as I share what I did, what I'd do differently, and my advice to those currently making payments on their student loans.
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What Taking Out Loans Meant to Me (1:09)
How I Paid Off Student Loans (6:30)
1. Researched how my loan provider worked.
2. Approach Spending with a No Spend Mindset
3. Throw most of my income at the student loans (50-75%)
What I'd Do Differently to Pay Off My Loans (10:30)
1. Paid on school while I was in school.
2. Get educated on loans.
3. I wouldn’t have used the 6 month grace period.
Advice for Creating a Repayment Plan (13:19)
1. Use a loan calculator to see how much you’ll pay for your loan.
2. Find out how much interest you’re gaining per day.
3. Consider consolidation.
4. Try a no-spend month
Three Women I’m cheering for This Week (13:04)
Laylee Emadi
My Intern, Victoria
Katie Sirhan
Links:
5 Lessons My Mom Taught Me About Money
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