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Safeguard Yourself Against Student Loan Scams

If you’re a student or graduate, it's crucial to be aware of online scammers who target borrowers with the aim of cashing in. Here are some strategies for protecting yourself and your finances.

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Student Loan Counseling

The numbers are astonishing. More than 44 million people owe student loans totaling over $1 trillion in student debt combined. If you are unsure what your next steps are, contact GreenPath to speak with a financial counselor.

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Can Installment Credit Help

Let's take a look at how installment credit works and when are some ideal times to use installment loans vs revolving credit.

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Use your tax refund for debt relief

A tax refund provides the opportunity to improve your financial situation. Use these tips to get the most value from your refund check.

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Managing Debt as Interest Rates Rise

Debt can be a challenge to manage, even in the best of times. Now, with the economy in the news nearly every day, how do you effectively manage your debt as the cost of borrowing for things like homes, cars, and credit cards rises?

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Age Your Way

While each retiree’s dream might be different, today’s senior citizen typically looks forward to making time for family, hobbies, and travel. Today’s rapidly rising prices might cause seniors to put those dreams on hold. It’s understandable why seniors might feel anxious.

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Splurge or Save? Making the Most of Your Income Tax Refund

The IRS issued more than 128 million income tax refunds for the 2020 filing season, putting $355.3 billion into the hands of U.S. consumers.1 For most recipients, such a sudden influx of cash prompts an important question: What's the best way to use the money?

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Take these Steps with Your Student Loans

All good things must come to an end – and that applies to the upcoming end of federal student loan payment relief measures, which paused federal student loan debt collection and reduced interest rates on federal student loans to 0% during the moratorium. 

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5 Signs You’re on the Path to Becoming Financially Aware

As we approach National Financial Awareness Day on August 14, it’s a good opportunity to remember that the way we handle our money is a key part of financial wellness. To recognize National Financial Awareness Day, here are five signs that indicate you’re on the path to becoming financially aware

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5 Tips to Jump-Start Your Savings Plan

It’s human nature. We’re all wired to meet our immediate wants, whether it’s indulging in a tempting bowl of ice cream, spending more time than we planned scrolling through social media, or treating ourselves to an impulse purchase. Whether it’s the struggle of delaying immediate rewards for greater benefit in the future, or an unexpected expense, people looking to build a successful savings habit often run up against these very human challenges.

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5 Spending Tips to Bring You Less Stress (and More Joy!) This Holiday Season

After a year full of twists and turns brought on by a global pandemic, many are understandably looking forward to the holiday season. Here are five tips designed to give you less stress and more joy this holiday season:

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Manage Your Finances Through COVID-19 and Beyond

There’s a lot to get used to in these challenging times. As the pandemic crisis continues, and many are dealing with financial uncertainty—from an income reduction to total job loss— it can be hard to know how to move forward. Having a defined set of options and a clear understanding of your financial picture not only helps to better prepare you for the future, but can also make you feel more confident and less stressed about factors outside of your control.

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COVID-19: Financial Scams

COVID-19 Scams As the coronavirus pandemic continues in full swing, we have seen a noticeable uptick in COVID-19 related scams. We want to ensure your safety during these difficult times, so watch out for the following scams.

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