The College Investor Audio Show

The best banks for students make it easy to avoid fees, manage your budget, and don’t come with a lot of fees. Here's what you need to know.

It's critical to understand what an expense ratio is and how much you're paying for your investments. Here’s what you need to know.

Many investors own S&P 500 index funds because they tend to be low-cost and representative of a large segment of the stock market. Find out how to...

It's never too early to start learning valuable financial habits through earning income. Here are the best ways for teens to make money.

Financial Independence/Retire Early (FIRE) isn't just for people who want to live a frugal life. It's also for those looking for a more expensive lifestyle.

Here is the Gen Z age range and how it stacks up against Millennials and other generations. Find out if there are truths to the stereotypes.

Building wealth and retirement are just two of the benefits of investing. Check out the other benefits of investing here.

A university loan differs from other student loans, such as other private or federal. Learn more about them and whether it makes sense to apply.

Are you curious about Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)? It can be confusing to navigate - so we break down exactly what you need to know!

A SEP IRA helps business owners save more for retirement by offering generous contribution limits and tax advantages.

Understanding how life insurance payouts work before a loved one dies can provide a bit of comfort and lessen stress during this time.

ESG investing focuses on companies with positive environmental, social, and governance actions. Here are the pros and cons of this strategy.

Asset allocation is more than just stocks and bonds, you need to think about the bigger buckets of assets in your portfolio.

A look at why term life insurance is better than whole life insurance, especially over time, and why millennials should only consider term.

President Biden has forgiven more student loan debt than any previous president in history, and is still working to forgive more loans.

Do you know how much you need to pay in taxes, based on your investments? Use this guide to help figure out how much you owe.

Student loan forgiveness is a divisive topic, and we explore several stories of who it will benefit and who is on the fence about it.

Student loan interest rates are rising again on new federal loans after temporarily being set to zero during the pandemic.

Switching banks can be a challenge, but if you're paying fees, it can be worth it. Here's how to switch banks step-by-step.

A reverse mortgage is a HELOC alternative that is targeted towards 62 and older homeowners who often have completely paid off their mortgage.

Startup investing comes with unique risks and low liquidity. Here's what you need to know if you’re curious about investing in a startup.

If you’re familiar with the Islamic faith, consider halal investing. Here's how to build a portfolio that is aligned with your beliefs.

Online schools and courses can be expensive, so it's helpful to find an online school that accepts financial aid. Here's how to find them.

Learn when it can make sense to allocate a portion of your investment portfolio to sports and trading cards.

If you're on the fence about paying off your student loans quickly, here are reasons you may want to wait before repaying them.

Improve your investment risk with a dynamic strategy that adjusts the asset allocation over time. Here's what you need to know.

If you're a student studying math, science, and engineering, these are the best scholarships to help cover the cost of college.

The Department of Education has announced several IDR waivers that impact income-driven repayment plans and loan forgiveness.

Recently, researchers have identified problems in how some states manage their 529 college savings plans. Here's what you need to know.

The Department of Education recently cracked down on forbearance steering and is offering more loan forgiveness with the IDR Waiver.

The cost of college housing makes a huge difference in the total price of what you owe for school. Here's how to save on student housing.

After you file your taxes, you need to make sure you store a copy of your tax return and make adjustments for next year.

Reinvesting dividends is one of the most important aspects of long-term growth of stock market returns. Here's what it is and why it's important.

If you own cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, you may wonder how you can cash out your crypto and get US Dollars back?

If you have student loans, it can feel tough to invest - but time is money and you need to balance student loan repayment and investing.

We break down when dollar cost averaging is a good investment strategy, and when you should consider lump sum investing.

If you’re between the ages of 20 to 29, should you buy life insurance? What if you have student loan debt? There are advantages to buying life insurance in your 20s, especially if you have student loan debt that isn’t easily forgiven.

Coverdell education savings accounts have a $2,000 annual contribution limit per beneficiary, but there are ways to get around this limit.

If you're still waiting to file your taxes, here's eight tips to know so that you don't make a mistake before the tax deadline.

By now, you've probably heard plenty of stories of Bitcoin (or crypto) millionaires. Here's how they did it and if it's still possible today.

There may be a way for the Secretary of Education to implement broad student loan forgiveness through a regulatory change to ICR.

If you haven't already moved out of your parent's place, here's the low-down on what you need to know to launch both emotionally and financially!

You might think "if I don't pay my student loans" everything will be okay - but the consequences of not paying your debt can be harsh.

We break down whether it made more sense to pay extra towards your student loans during the payment pause, or should you have invested?

We look at the 8 best tax breaks and tax tips for side hustlers and small business owners this year to save money on taxes.

You can use a 529 plan to repay up to $10,000 in student loans - but there are some caveats you need to know.

Tuition-free college is a strong draw for students, but there are many caveats that may cause them to fall short for low-income students.

We break down the best tax software for students and how students can take advantage of free tax filing even with student loan interest.

When creating a budget for college, make sure you are considering these costs before you borrow and during student loan repayment.

The current student loan payment pause is set to expire on May 1, 2022, but will President Biden extend it again?