Interview article originally published by Andrew Latham at supermoney.com. You can now order on Amazon here: Education without Debt: Giving Back and Paying It Forward
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Article originally published by Scott MacDonald at modernprofessional.co. You can now order on Amazon here: Education without Debt: Giving Back and Paying It Forward
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Erika Martinez had been through these difficult kinds of nights before. Her father high or drunk, throwing whatever he could get his hands on, waking up the neighbors in the middle of the night with his yelling. But something changed for Erika on this particular August night in 2016. Her father was having another episode […]
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Student Loan Extension and Accountability Commentary Why schools need to be accountable for overextending #StudentLoans https://buff.ly/3ctzmuL via @FortuneMagazine “Any solution to the crisis in student debt must include accountability for the schools that allow these loans to be taken out.” You can now order on Amazon here: Education without Debt: Giving Back and Paying It Forward
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Education Without Debt Featured in Del Mar Times Check out the article here at DelMarTimes.com to learn more about the perils of student debt, and let’s talk about what you can do about it. You can now order on Amazon here: Education without Debt: Giving Back and Paying It Forward
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The government can help people pay off student loans and be fair about it. Here’s how. Forgiving student debt to help the economy is a hard sell. And how do you decide whose loan to forgive? There are complex fairness issues to weigh. Check out my article on student loans featured 1 February 2021, over […]
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In doing research for my new book, Education without Debt, Giving Back and Paying It Forward, I came across several inspirational stories. Young people who came from challenging circumstances and managed to overcome incredible obstacles with the help of financial aid to achieve a college education and personal and career opportunities as a result. One […]
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I came from a family with no money, but we all had aspirations for a better life. That meant getting a college education. Fortunately, college did not cost so much 50 years ago, and I and my siblings largely worked our way through school. I worked in a factory; my brother had a variety of […]
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