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Time Management Challenge: Full-Time School & Full-Time Work
A while back I decided to take advantage of some GI Bill benefits that were still available to me. I returned to school to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The good news is I’ll graduate without needing … Continue reading
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Tagged college, Personal Development, student loans, time management
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099 Financial Excellence: Overcoming the Roadblocks to Debt Elimination
Episode 99: Overcoming the Roadblocks to Debt Elimination Feb 28, 2012. Today I welcomed financial coach Kevin Suddick back to the show to talk about the major roadblocks he sees with his financial coaching clients who are trying to get out of … Continue reading
Higher Education Doesn’t Mean Higher Income
A College Degree Won’t Guarantee Financial Success There are a lot of people these days heading back to school to get a higher education. I’ve talked to quite a few of them who are pursuing a college degree in an … Continue reading
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Tagged college planning, college savings, student loans
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059 Financial Excellence: Paying for College Without Student Loans
Episode 59: Paying for College without Student Loans, May 11, 2011. This week we dip into the mailbag to answer a question about paying for college without taking on student loans. Show notes: We need some feedback about whether we … Continue reading
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Tagged college, debt, education, student loans
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010 Living In Financial Excellence: Young Doctors, Massive Debt
Episode 10: Young Doctors, Massive Debt, June 2, 2010. I had to do the old switcheroo this week. Unfortunately as I was preparing to record this week’s episode I came down with a bad cold and didn’t have the voice … Continue reading
My Daughter is Going to College!
Dear Matt, My daughter is going to college this fall. We did not prepare for this financially. She will have some loans but we want to try and help her out if possible. I feel that we should stick with our plan of eliminating debt and when we are done with that step go right on to building our emergency fund. Possibly in 2010 then we might be in a better position to help her out. Any thoughts? Continue reading
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Tagged college, college planning, college scholarships, college tuition, cosigning student loans, debt reduction, eliminate debt, eliminating debt, emergency fund, financial freedom, financially prepared, grants, kids credit cards, paying off debt, Relationships & Money, scholarships, school costs, student loans, work-study, work-study program
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