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Student Debt Assistance With a (Small) Catch May Be the Hottest New Benefit
Insurance company Unum is extending assistance to its employees, who average $32,000 apiece in student debt.
Nike Raises Salaries and Chick-fil-A Makes You Do the Cooking! 3 Things to Know Today.
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This Uplifting Tale of a Thrifty Woman Who Amassed a Fortune of Millions Is Also Kind of Discouraging
You can mimic her hard work and frugality but good luck finding a guaranteed cheap apartment or a college degree without student debt.
College Debt Relief and Affordable Lifetime Learning Are Essential for a Thriving Economy
People need better options than a lifetime of debt because they went to college or a lifetime of stunted earning because they couldn't afford to.
Recruit More Millennials by Offering This One Big Perk
You can attract and retain more millennials by easing their college debt.
Don't Be a Victim: 4 Ways You Can Take Charge of Your Student Loans
Take ownership, and find your grit.
Yes, You Can Refinance Your Student Loans When You're Self-Employed
You can get that interest rate down, if you have the right answers to some key questions.
Instead of Panicking, Deal With Your Student Loans Like a CFO Would
These financial planning, analysis and forecasting tactics will help you eliminate student debt early and avoid paying unnecessary interest.
3 Problems Stunting Entrepreneurship Across the U.S.
Obsolete educational systems, inadequate broadband access and the unrelieved economic insecurity of self employment stymie economic development.
How Student Loans Are Crushing Millennial Entrepreneurialism
A dynamic economy needs highly educated workers and entrepreneurs who can afford to take risks. Mountainous college debt stunts both.
Does a College Degree Still Matter?
A diploma is still an employer's best assurance a candidate possess the skills needed to help run a company.
Wells Fargo, Amazon End Deal to Offer Discounted Student Loans
Wells Fargo had agreed to shave half a percentage point from its interest rate on student loans to Amazon "Prime Student" subscribers.