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How to Manage Your Student Loans to Accomplish Your Financial Goals

About This Webinar

There is currently $1.5 trillion of student loans in the U.S., a figure that has nearly tripled over the past decade. With more than 44 million Americans holding student loan debt, understanding the true cost of student loan debt has become more important than ever before. How can we help student loan borrowers get out of debt faster so they can move on to accomplish their financial goals? Realizing the crisis that has emerged, Northwestern University has pledged that starting with the class of 2021, students will not graduate with debt, but for the recent alumni population, learning more about refinancing one's loans could be of the utmost importance. This presentation will examine the student loan epidemic in our country and what steps we can take in order to help borrowers figure out a better solution to a $1.5 trillion problem in the U.S.

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
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Brian Walters started started his career in Washington, DC working for the Archon Group and more recently worked for the Goldenberg Group and Patriot Equities, both Real Estate Development Firms located in the Philadelphia area. In 2009, he started a financial services company called Lawsuit Funding Solutions, which is one of the preeminent funding companies in Philadelphia. Mr. Walters holds a degree in Political Science from Northwestern University where he was an All-American Swimmer. He qualified for the 2000 Olympic Trials where he placed 3rd, one spot out of qualifying for the U.S. Team.
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