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Even though income share agreements (ISA) have only recently gained popularity, the idea has been around since the 1950s. After Milton Friedman proposed the idea, it took some time before anyone attempted to implement it. In the 1970s, college tuition began to rise across the country and universiti...

Meet Tom, a 40-year old who has been working in healthcare for the past 10+ years. Tom doesn't feel satisfied with his job, but it's all he knows. He thinks to himself, "There's no way I can change careers now. It's too late for me, besides what would I even switch to?" If this sounds lik...

Refinancing your student loans can be tempting, especially with the latest news of federal rates getting cut. Now may be the best time to refinance student loans. This is due to interest rates on student loan refinancing staying lower than they have been in a while, some as low as 2.27% for some ca...

With college costs and student debt issues rising, a lot of people are beginning to ask if college is worth the cost. College is expensive and leaves a lot of people struggling to pay back their debt. However, college can also lead to higher-paying careers. When evaluating if college is worth it, t...

With the upcoming election just around the corner and the 2020 presidential candidates preparing their campaign, it's important to look at their stances on important issues. And what issue is hotter right now than the $1.5+ trillion student loan problem. It seems to be the biggest topic of the elec...

College is a big investment, and your major can have a big effect on the return of that investment. It's no secret that some college majors pay more than others, but which are the highest paying majors? It's no surprise that majors in STEM, health, and business fetch the highest paying jobs. Howeve...

It's completely normal for you to approach your employer about a raise. In fact, it should be expected. Those who negotiate their salary have a 7% higher salary on average compared to those who don't. Even though that statistic is for salary negotiation, it shows that asking can help in most cases....

They say the grass is always greener on the other side, but this may not always be true. If your personal income is above the average two-person household, then the grass may likely be browner. This only applies if you consider your income as an indicator of "how green your grass is...

In the United States, it's almost impossible to avoid debt and most people burdened by it. For some people, their debt is tied up in earning college degrees, while others may have it invested in their home. Whatever the debt may be, many people struggle with it and hold a lot of it. However, what i...

You just got your degree, now what? In most cases, you're either going to begin working or pursuing another degree. If you're one of the many who are looking to work afterwards, it can be difficult to find the right job after college. 53% of graduates are either unemployed or working in a job that ...