Shannon Insler

Although they might have once been considered a last resort, student loans have now become almost a prerequisite for going to college. These days,... Read more

Residents of the Golden State have a lot to brag about: beautiful beaches, epic mountains, a booming television and film industry, and the epicenter... Read more

If you live in New York, you already know the high cost of, well, just about everything. But if you also studied there, then you have an even bigger... Read more

Have you ever asked yourself, “What happens to debt when I die?” You might be surprised to find that the answer is not very straightforward.... Read more

One of the most stressful parts about transitioning to adulthood is the sheer number of things you have to remember. Your parents are no longer in... Read more

It’s time to settle the debate on millennials once and for all. Where one person might call millennials entitled, another might say they were dealt... Read more

College debt has reached an all-time high. The U.S. now has $1.48 trillion in student loan debt, with a delinquency rate of 11.2%. We’re not just... Read more

Have you ever worried what your student loan debt might do to your future or current relationship? It’s not unusual for money to throw a wrench in... Read more

Private student loans are worth considering if your federal student aid allotment isn’t enough to cover your tuition and other college costs.... Read more

Having to pay back student loans is undeniably frustrating, but there’s an upside: Student loans can help your credit if you pay them back on... Read more

If you’re thinking of taking on a side job, you’re not alone. Although the idea of a second job is nothing new, the “platform economy” of... Read more

Is there anything more confusing than trying to pick out a health insurance plan? Between the acronyms that only make sense to the systems that... Read more