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Managing Finances, Student Loans

What’s Next If You Can’t Repay Your Student Loans

By Cindy Sanford

It’s important to take the right steps with your student loans because they must be repaid and cannot be discharged, even during bankruptcy.

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Managing Finances, Student Loans

Student Loan Refinancing May Save You Money

By Cindy Sanford

Interest rates are low right now. Have you considered refinancing your student loans? Bank of North Dakota’s program may save you money.

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Managing Finances, Student Loans

Refinancing Student Loans: Is It Right For You?

By Amanda Woidyla

Understanding the types of student loans and their benefits, along with interest rate options, will help determine if refinancing is right for you.

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Managing Finances, Student Loans

The Answer Sheet: Refinancing Student Loans

By Cindy Sanford

An answer sheet for all the trending student loan refinancing questions. Find answers to what everyone else has been asking about.

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Repaying Student Loans? What You Need to Know.

By Amanda Woidyla

You’ll most likely have a six-month grace period from the time you graduate until you start making payments, so plan to use that time to learn more about your repayment options and to begin budgeting for monthly payments.

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Student Loans

The Loan Truth and Nothing but the Truth

By Amanda Woidyla

You start paying for student loans six months after you graduate or leave college. Make sure the career you choose offers a salary large enough to repay your loans. A good rule of thumb is your payments should not exceed 10 percent of your net income when you graduate college.

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The Student Loan Process for Nontraditional Students

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The Student Loan Process for Nontraditional Students

By Amanda Woidyla

The most important thing to understand about student loans is that they are loans – not free money. Like any loan, they need to be paid back, plus interest.

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