Paul Sisolak

Preparing yourself for the real costs of college, like tuition, books, and fees, can loom large over your finances. It’s easy to overlook all... Read more

The average graduate from the Class of 2016 carries over $37,000 in student loan debt. This can create a huge financial struggle for anybody looking... Read more

The average student loan interest rate changes periodically, and has varied substantially over time, with rates starting of around 6.94% or greater... Read more

Thanks to various class loads, exams, and homework deadlines — not to mention looming amounts of student debt — college can be a... Read more

We’re full swing into tax season, and you’ll either have received — or soon will be receiving — all the necessary forms you need to file your... Read more

You’re sick of winter and already making plans for spring break. At some point, you may need to rent a car at your destination. The rental... Read more

The start of a new year might seem like a weird time to make resolutions for a college student. You’re not at the beginning of the school year;... Read more

Picking a major in college is a lot like dating. Many students will know exactly what they want to do with the rest of their lives, pick a course of... Read more

To say that this time of year is when consumers let their spending get out of hand the most is probably an understatement. For many retailers, more... Read more

Living on campus is such an important part of college life that it’s hard to imagine being a student without it. The dorm. Your roommates. The... Read more

You’ve filled out the FAFSA, narrowed down your choice colleges, and crunched some numbers to determine how much tuition you can realistically... Read more

Picture graduating from college and landing a job that offers a good salary, health benefits, retirement package — and your employer will help pay... Read more