by Daphne Vanessa | Dec 8, 2022 | Higher Education, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans
During today’s episode, Daphné Vanessa (@daphnevanessa) and Shamil Rodriguez (@shamilrodriguez) discuss how to pay off your student loans in the new year! Instead of waiting for January, we’ve put together some of the tips and tricks from previous episodes...
by Daphne Vanessa | Nov 30, 2022 | Higher Education, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans
Startnews is a new segment where Daphné Vanessa (@daphnevanessa) and Shamil Rodriguez (@shamilrodriguez) discuss the latest news coverage on student loans and higher education. Today, Daphné Vanessa and Shamil Rodriguez play and discuss a recent clip of President...
by Daphne Vanessa | Nov 23, 2022 | Entrepreneurship, Interviews, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans, Tutorials
A nissa Buckley joins the Student Loan podcast to share her story of how she went from paying off $60K in student loans, how she went from employee to entrepreneur, and how she coped and adjusted through phases in her life that many of us will face. Anissa Buckley is...
by Daphne Vanessa | Nov 16, 2022 | Entrepreneurship, Interviews, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans, Tutorials
K en Korber joins the Student Loan Podcast to share his story of how he wrote children’s books while working a full time job to help pay off his student loans. The best part is, you can do it too! Ken takes a deep dive into what it takes to share your own...
by Daphne Vanessa | Jul 13, 2022 | FIRE, Interviews, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans
S tella Oliveras is an investment professional, but that wasn’t always the case. When she was a young girl, Stella immigrated to the United States. Her mother wanted to build a new and better life for herself. And though she was suddenly exposed to better...
by Daphne Vanessa | Jun 29, 2022 | Interviews, Student Loan Debt Payoff, Student Loans
C harles is a former college student who experienced the challenge of paying for his college education alone without any external financial assistance. He cut down his college costs by thousands of dollars which amounted 40% of his college expenditures, allowing him...
