The Best Student Loan Help for Six Figure Borrowers
The bimodal distribution for lawyer salaries has been well documented. If you pick a random newly minted lawyer, there’s a high chance that her salary could be $80,000 or $190,000, but she probably …
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Recent law school graduates are in a financial pinch as tuition is rising but the opportunities to earn 6-figures are shrinking. Most attorneys thought they’d graduate with an average law school debt …
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A recent piece by Jordan Rothman in Above the Law suggested that lawyers with student loans have an easier time with the debt than physicians do. I respect his analysis, but for your benefit (and …
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(Today's guest post comes from Liz Stapleton. She's a recovering attorney and freelance writer and has an awesome site called Less Debt More Wine. In 2014, Liz paid off all of her credit card debt …
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With political regime change coming to Washington, I wanted to highlight how one of America's elite law schools uses federal student loan programs for its own benefit. Public Service Loan Forgiveness …
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Any soon to be or newly minted JD can tell you that law school student debt is criminally high. However, the range of the offense is large and varies from 3rd degree misdemeanor to 1st degree …
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