Catherine Collins
Freelance Contributor at Freelance
💻 #FreelanceWriter 💰 #FinancialWriter 📖 #Author 🎙️ #Podcast Co-Host of @FiveYearYou
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1 week ago |
lendedu.com | Catherine Collins |Erin Kinkade
It can be overwhelming learning how you can reduce your total loan costs when it comes to your education. The FAFSA only provides colleges with information about your parents’ finances, which tells you what type of aid you will receive. If there’s a gap in what your school offers you and what your parents can afford, most students turn to student loans.
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2 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Catherine Collins
Private student and parent loans Low fixed interest rates compared to competitors Several repayment terms and in-school repayment plans Offers student and parent loans Applicants must be Indiana residents or attending school in Indiana Not listed on BBB or Trustpilot; Facebook company page contains several spam reviews High minimum credit score of 670 required Student loan rates (APR) + fixed, + variable Parent loan rates (APR) + fixed, + variable Loan amounts In-state Indiana students:...
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2 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Catherine Collins
News outlets tend to publish sensational headlines warning that Social Security will be depleted in the near future. But will Social Security run out in our lifetime? No, it won’t, according to the data. It is possible, however, that retirees will not get 100% of their Social Security benefits after the year 2033. Instead, they might get a reduced amount.
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3 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Catherine Collins |Erin Kinkade
If you’ve read the news lately, chances are you’ve seen plenty of stories about tariffs. Tariffs are taxes on imported goods. Countries tack on this extra fee for several reasons, including to improve domestic businesses and industries and increase government income. Countries also use tariffs to negotiate trade agreements with other countries. Not all economists agree that tariffs will be beneficial; they have far-reaching effects on citizens and the economy.
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3 weeks ago |
lendedu.com | Catherine Collins |Erin Kinkade
Right now, we’re all coping with inflation, higher-priced goods, expensive groceries, and economic uncertainty. So it’s no wonder that thousands of people are grappling with credit card debt. If that’s you, you’re not alone, even though it can feel isolating and scary to look at your credit card statements each month. We know that most credit card debt comes from paying for unexpected expenses or living paycheck to paycheck, not from booking fun vacations or shopping sprees.
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After 2 uncomfortable experiences the past few weeks I wish @Uber would enable the ability to select a female driver if available. Similarly, female drivers should be able to give preference for female passengers if available. @focusmate does this with work partners & it's great
I'm just over here trying to turn my two kids into tiny entrepreneurs. 🤑 Here's an oldie but goodie I wrote for @johnrampton at Due https://t.co/sGVt77k3za
Sharing this piece I wrote for Insurify about life insurance. If you haven't purchased it yet, it's time. I'm glad I did this when my twins were 1 because my health has changed as I've gotten older and it would cost me more now to…https://t.co/f9w7ffflKf https://t.co/PL6aFtwXeh
