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School Daze

Borrowing money to further your education—and by extension, your earning power—is what most financial experts refer to as incurring “good” debt. But even after Laquita Blockson earned her Ph.D. in business, the thousands of dollars she amassed in student loans and credit card debt didn’t feel so good. “I started my Ph.D. debt free, having never taken out a loan for my undergraduate or master’s degrees. I wound up leaving school with a great job, but also a lot of debt,” says Blockson.

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The U.S. Senate Thursday unanimously adopted a resolution apologizing for slavery, and sent the resolution to the House for passage.

When Applying to College, Branding Is Key

When Applying to College, Branding Is Key

Oprah Winfrey and Coca-Cola are probably two of the most recognizable brands in the world. Now, it’s time for students to take note since it may be the difference between...

How to Save $66,000 on Your Mortgage

What if you could pay off your 30-year mortgage in 22 years? Would you do it? Consider this, making bi-monthly mortgage payments instead of traditional monthly payments can shave six...

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