Personalized & Confidential Financial Information
California Coast Credit Union’s new virtual no-cost Financial Education Center is a one-stop shop where students, faculty and staff can drop in for financial information and one-on-one education on topics ranging from budgeting and credit scores to financing a car or even saving for retirement, and much more. Talk with an expert today!
Making the Most of Remote Learning
Many schools, colleges, and universities have switched to either exclusively online classes or a hybrid of in-person and remote learning for this upcoming school year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. While some students have welcomed the opportunity to learn online, it might be more challenging for others.
If you want to make the most of remote learning, this article is for you. Even if it’s not your first choice, there are a lot of benefits that can be taken advantage of when your classes are online. Click here to read more!
How to Reduce Student Loan Payments in Times of Crisis
In times of crisis, many people have problems paying their expenses, including their monthly student loan payments. So, what are your options if you need help?
Despite what your circumstance might be, it is always important to contact your loan servicer for any changes or questions you may have on your student loans. Your servicer is there to help you and inform you on what the best option is for your specific situation. They will supply you with the proper paperwork you need to fill out and help you determine what repayment options are available.
Before you explore your options, you should know if you have a federal student loan obtained through the U.S. Department of Education or a student loan from a private lender... Click here to read more!
Financial Aid Resources for International Students
Statistics show that if you’re an international student, there’s a good chance that the predominant way you’re funding your education in the United States is through your family. According to the 2017 Open Door Report, 82% of funding for undergraduate international students and 61% of funding for graduate international students came from personal and family finances.1
But there are other ways!...Click here to read more!
