I know you've heard it already – “Avoid student loans as much as possible!” and “Don’t go into debt for school!” or “Student loans are such a pain!”
Believe me, I've heard it all as well. But in my case, I heard all of that after I had already graduated college with approximately $20,000 in loans. Just a little late, you could say.
Depending on who you ask, the current average student loan debt hovers in between $23,000 – $27,000 per graduate. That’s a lot of money! And if you’re like me and you’re already stuck with several loans in your name by the time you graduate, hearing advice such as “avoid loans” or “don’t borrow” is just too little too late.
So, what’s the best way to pay down your college loans?
As someone who has been slowly, but surely, hacking away at her own student loans, I've put together a few steps for someone who is about to graduate or has already finished college and wants to get rid of their loans ASAP!
Read more at Phroogal Blog.
AMDG,
Lisa
Believe me, I've heard it all as well. But in my case, I heard all of that after I had already graduated college with approximately $20,000 in loans. Just a little late, you could say.
Depending on who you ask, the current average student loan debt hovers in between $23,000 – $27,000 per graduate. That’s a lot of money! And if you’re like me and you’re already stuck with several loans in your name by the time you graduate, hearing advice such as “avoid loans” or “don’t borrow” is just too little too late.
So, what’s the best way to pay down your college loans?
As someone who has been slowly, but surely, hacking away at her own student loans, I've put together a few steps for someone who is about to graduate or has already finished college and wants to get rid of their loans ASAP!
Read more at Phroogal Blog.
AMDG,
Lisa
