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Coping with Law School Dismissal
By Anne O'Dell
When she first got news of her academic dismissal from law school, Alaina Alexander said, "It was as though all of my past rejections swirled up and slapped me hard in the face. A law school student facing academic dismissal confronts a confusing and turbulent point in his or her academic career, but salvaging that career can still be a possibility.
Click here to find out about implementing an exit strategy, coming up with your Plan B, and reapplying or moving on with your career.
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Federal Student Loan Reconsolidation |
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If you consolidated your student loans a few years ago and think you are stuck with the high interest rate you received, Law School Loans may be able to provide you with some relief. You may be eligible to receive a 1.25% interest rate reduction off your fixed consolidated interest rate. This interest rate reduction could potentially save you thousands and thousands of dollars over the life of your loan.
To learn more, click here.
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Financial Advice from The Motley Fool |
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Apathy, Spending Spree, or IRA?
The Motley Fool
By Dayana Yochim
Apathy or spending spree - take your pick. Those are the two main choices Americans tend to make when handling money in a former employer's work retirement plan. But there is an alternative: control. It's a difficult choice, but resistance has its perks: It doesn't trigger taxes, nor does it make us suffer through early-withdrawal penalties and fees. And it can pay off big-time in retirement (when, likely, plasma-TV prices will be more reasonable). All it takes is a little bit of legwork to move that money from a former work retirement plan into a self-directed IRA. And as long as it's IRA season and discount brokers are gunning for your business, you might as well get rolling.
Click here to read more.
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Tax Benefits on Education Expenses
When you are paying for law school, it is sometimes difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Law school can be insanely expensive. However, did you know that some of your higher education expenses may help you reduce your federal income tax? The Internal Revenue Service allows tax savings for individuals and families who pay higher education costs. The benefits vary depending on your eligibility, but both deductions, which reduce the amount of income subject to tax before the tax is calculated, and tax credits, which reduce the amount of income tax dollar-for-dollar after the tax is calculated, are offered by the IRS.
Click here to read more.
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Federal Student Loan Consolidation
Now is the perfect time to consolidate your federal student loans with Law School Loans. Whether you are still in-school, or have graduated, we know better than anyone else how to help law students and attorneys take advantage of a free government program that has no fees, no prepayment penalties, and requires no credit check. It will allow you to
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Get a fixed interest rate as low as 3.5% for the life of your loans |
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Combine your loans into one easy payment |
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Reduce monthly payments by up to 60% |
You will also be able to save thousands of dollars more through our Platinum Counsel and Platinum Counsel Select benefits. These benefits will help you reduce your already low fixed interest rate by an additional 1.25%. The application process is easy and takes only a few short minutes.
To learn more, click here.
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Attending law school will invariably create debt. Unless you have a wealthy relative willing to pay your way, you will most likely have to take out loans to pay for school and living expenses. Credit cards are a convenient, albeit risky, way to pay for food or books. In order to tackle debt upon graduation, it is best to consolidate your debt. Consolidation will lower your overall costs.
Click here to read more.
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A few minutes on the phone or online could save you $600 a month or more on your student loan payments.
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If you’re burdened by large monthly payments or payments on multiple loans, relief is available! We can help you lower your monthly payments.
Click here to find out more about consolidation or reconsolidation! |
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Preparing for the bar and a career change?
Click here to find out how we can help! |
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What Can You Do With The Savings We Offer?
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