When you’ve got mountains of student debt, it’s hard not to feel it’s weighing down your life. I have $60,000 in federal student loans, so I feel your pain. That’s why I spent the last three years researching payment plan options, how to pay off your student loans faster without crippling the rest of your budget, how student loans impact your credit rating, how to save money on your other bills with minimal effort, and how you can qualify for a mortgage with a high student debt load. The result was Graduation Debt: How to Manage Student Loans and Live Your Life. You won’t just get advice from me in Graduation Debt, but you’ll also get advice from experts in their field such as from the Department of Education, FICO, the IRS, upromise.com, Sallie Mae, Turbo Tax, restaurant.com, thegrocerygame.com and www.junewedding.com.
On graduationdebt.org, you’ll find updates on student loan programs and other information that has changed since Graduation Debt went to the presses. You’ll also find useful links, financial articles, and videos are coming soon. If you have any questions on your student debt, ask me on Twitter.
