If You Are Married With Student Loans, You Might Save Money By Filing Your Tax Returns Separately
Of course, this is easier said than done. In reality, the calculation and choosing how to file can get complicated.
Income-Based Repayment Planning: The First 10 Years
With proper planning and guidance, most people should be able to minimize their student loan payments while having a lucrative, satisfying career.
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Law School Grads To Pay ‘Significantly More’ On Their Loans Under Trump’s Budget Proposal
Many law school graduates will be screwed by Trump’s budget plan.
What Are Donald Trump’s Plans For Law School Debt?
How are you going to tackle your debt after graduation? We seriously hope you have a plan.
Caveat Venditor: Empty Threats From Notorious For-Profit Law Schools
InfiLaw threatens a documentary filmmaker, but truth is the ultimate defense.
Price Discrimination Will Ultimately Bite Law Schools
Did you know that law schools charge higher prices to those who are more likely to struggle?
LexisNexis’ Practical Guidance Is Every Attorney’s Essential Concierge
This tool will — seamlessly and authoritatively — take you from initial research to final draft in just about any practice scenario.
Non-Sequiturs: 08.06.15
* A reminder to stay safe when you watch the GOP debates tonight -- drinking games can seriously jeopardize your health. [Raw Story] * The Washington NFL team has filed a notice of appeal to the Fourth Circuit over their canceled trademark registrations as they move their failure off the field and into the courts. [Bloomberg BNA] * Penn State unveils a new logo. Critics call it a "hypnotized dog looking at cupcakes," but it actually looks more like the vacant stare of someone who has seen something but refuses to tell authorities about it. [TaxProf Blog] * How to take good notes. Apparently, "actually take notes" is the first step. Good to know. [Survive Law] * Congrats to occasional Legal Cheek blogger Amy Woolfson on her Harvard Law scholarship. Welcome to our side of the pond. [Legal Cheek] * Dumb people can get ripped off on Craigslist. And not just when you take a "JD required" job as a catsitter. [Lowering the Bar] * Understand the tax implications of your student loan forgiveness program. [Lawyerist]
3 Recommendations For The Law School Graduating Class of 2015
Financial and professional advice for new law school graduates from columnist Shannon Achimalbe.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Might Be Capped — You Can Help Stop It
PSLF provides a really substantial benefit to these people in particular. But soon that may no longer be the case.
A Final Warning To Those Who Enter The Law School Black Hole
If you're thinking of going to law school, please READ THIS FIRST.
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Changes To Government Loan Forgiveness That Totally Miss The Mark
It's like the government is doing dumb things with student loans on purpose.
In Defense of Law School: It’s Not the Only Alleged Culprit in Higher Education
This 30-year-old woman has $312,000 in student loans and earns just $60,000 -- and no, she's not a lawyer. What does she do for a living?