If you graduated law school many years ago and are still making student loan payments, it’s time to look for loan forgiveness options. There are federal programs that can wipe away the balance after 10, 20, or 25 years.
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The vast majority of lawyers don’t need a deluxe home internet plan. Instead, they should prioritize reliability and low cost. Here’s how to get a find a plan that fits within Biglaw Investor’s suggested monthly budget.
The Best Pre-Law Programs Ranked By Highest Salary And Jobs After Graduation
Doing a pre-law program in undergrad can be a good way to begin your legal career, but you want to make sure you’re choosing one that is a good step toward law school and offers a high return on investment.
How to Buy a Million-Dollar Life Insurance Policy
Buying a million dollars in life insurance coverage makes sense for a lot of lawyers. Here’s how to know how much coverage you and your family might need and a guide to the steps to take to get it.
What to Do When Student Loan Payments Resume
All good things must come to an end. After delay after delay, we still aren’t sure when student loan repayments will start back up again, but they probably will eventually. Although the world is starting to turn back to a “pre-Covid-19 normal”, many challenges will remain, particularly those that existed before Covid-19. This is especially
How to Refinance International Student Loans
International students who don’t have US citizenship face challenges when trying to refinance their student loans, but it’s still worth trying. Follow these steps to build credit in the US and make yourself an attractive customer to banks willing to work with international students to reduce their student loan burden.
Bar Exam Loans and How to Avoid Them
Here we take a look at your options for paying for your bar prep program and covering your costs of living while you’re studying. Ideally, someone else will be paying for both, but that doesn’t always work out.
The Efficient Market Hypothesis: Why Index Funds Win Out
The EMH offers an explanation for why index funds outperform actively managed funds over the long-term. Do you find it convincing?