Thomas C. Martin says that is you have student loans and can afford it continuing to pay them off, right now might be a good idea because interest is on hold and that means you will eat away at the principal.
The soaring cost of higher education in Colorado and across the nation has led to Americans owing $1.7 trillion in student loans, according to wealth manager Thomas C. Martin.
He says wages are not rising while the cost of everything else is, and many students are missing out on the American Dream just trying to pay back what they owe.That’s why during the pandemic the Federal Government put a moratorium on Federal student loan payments. Interest isn’t building and borrowers have one less monthly bill to pay.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Canada doesn't need a wealth taxOpinion: Wealth taxes always fail to generate the revenue promised, come with huge negative externalities, and are more often than not repealed
Weiterlesen »
Treasury Secretary Yellen Says Crypto Regulation Should Support Responsible Innovation, Manage Risks – Regulation Bitcoin NewsUS Treasury Secretary Yellen says, “Our regulatory frameworks should be designed to support responsible innovation while managing risks.” crypto cryptocurrency bitcoin $BTC
Weiterlesen »
Flu cases rising with COVID too, health officials in NJ sayIf you come down with symptoms of the flu or COVID, doctors say get tested.
Weiterlesen »
Evictions on the rise but lawsuits, nonpaying tenants still vex the rental housing marketLandlords nationwide are booting out more tenants who haven’t paid their monthly rent since the COVID-19 pandemic started, but legal challenges are slowing them down in some places.
Weiterlesen »
A COVID Surge Is Likely This Fall, Dr. Fauci Says. Here’s How To PrepareWith COVID variants like omicron BA.2 emerging, COVID cases are expected to rise and cause a possible surge this Fall, Dr. Fauci says.
Weiterlesen »