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As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, it is affecting everyone globally. The pandemic is not only a potential threat to students’ health, but can also create stress around school, their future careers, student loans, and finances. With so much uncertainty in the air, iGrad is here to help your students navigate this tough time with free financial wellness resources. https://bit.ly/3bMu7Ez

COVID-19, more commonly known as Coronavirus, is affecting the world at large. While most are worried about the impact on their health, the pandemic could also impact your finances.... http://bit.ly/2IIMDRE

Americans 60 and older are becoming the fastest-growing group of student loan borrowers. This is largely due to the fact that many parents have taken out loans for their children. Many are struggling to pay off these debts and many more are pushing off retirement for years in an attempt to pay them off before they retire. #studentloans #retirement https://nyti.ms/2ImFDKb

While higher college enrollment rates and rising tuition costs used to be the main reason for growing student loan balances, that is no longer is the case. The primary driver now is slow loan repayments...

Student loan debt is consuming many American's household budgets.This is largely due to the fact that student loan bills have increased over time but incomes have not. This is resulting in sacrifices that borrowers have to make like putting off buying a home or delaying saving for retirement in order to pay off debt. #studentloans #studentdebt

If you have struggles with budgeting in the past, make 2020 your year that you get on track with your finances! Learn what the most skilled budgeters practice in order to reach their short and long term financial goals! #newyearsresolutions #financialfreedom

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A recent survey has revealed the 69% of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings. Despite a strong economy, the percentage of people with little to no savings has continued to grow since last year. #saving #budgeting

With the new year right around the corner you may be starting to think about potential resolutions. Many Americans gear their resolutions towards their finances and improving their financial wellness. Start mapping out your goals now to help you reach your goals next year! #newyearsresolutions #financialfreedom

The holidays are coming up quick and most Americans tend to spend more than they plan to every holiday season. To avoid unexpected expenditures, plan what your spending will be in advance and learn more tips on how you can take control of your holiday finances. #holidayspending #budgeting

Looking for a new podcast? Why not find one that can help you with your finances! Whether you are trying to pay off student loans or saving towards retirement you can find a personal finance podcast that can help you with your unique situation. #personalfinance #podcasts

With only a few months left of 2019, you may be starting to think about goals that you are going to set for 2020. If your finances are not where you would like them to be, start thinking about attainable goals you can set for yourself so that you can get your finances in order! #finances #financialgoals