Shannon Insler

If you’re a physician assistant, you know that getting to this place in your career was an expensive journey. Between the costs of your graduate... Read more

When I graduated from college with about $40,000 in debt, I decided I would get a job making $40,000 per year, live with my parents in their... Read more

Higher education isn’t cheap, and law school is no exception. Just ask anyone with law school loans. If you’re one of the many lawyers in the... Read more

When you’re facing a long road to student debt payoff, it may be tempting to ignore your monthly statements and assume that putting your bills... Read more

Getting the results from my Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) was one of the most disappointing moments in my young adult life. I was... Read more

As you near the finish line for paying off your debt, you can look forward to an improved credit score. A higher credit score can boost your chances... Read more

They say everything is bigger in Texas, but that doesn’t necessarily include student loan debt. Texas ranked 33rd of 50 states on a 2018 list of... Read more

If you have student loan debt, you’re among a group of more than 44 million Americans. If you’re looking to pay off your student loans faster to... Read more

Paying off student loan debt can feel like running on a hamster wheel. Every month, payments eat up your paycheck, but your balance somehow seems... Read more

While the weight of student loan debt can be burdensome, pretending it doesn’t exist — and avoiding making payments — could lead to student... Read more

Afraid you won’t be able to go to college because of a lack of funding? It’s time to consider the Pell Grant, a source of federal financial aid... Read more

Money decisions can feel overwhelming when you’re making them on your own. It can lead to paying for services you could have taken care of yourself... Read more