Don’t reduce pension contributions when on furlough ?2,500 per month limit During the Coronavirus outbreak, the government have said that they will subsidise employers’ costs to pay staff who are not working and are instead placed on “furlough”. The government subsidy is limited to 80% of the employee’s salary, or ?2,500 per month, whichever is […]
Why Would You Want to Use a Debt Consolidation Loan or Student Loan Refinancing? Most student loans have fairly good interest rates, so it wouldn’t make sense to take out a loan at a potentially higher interest rate to pay off a student loan. Plus, interest on student loans is tax deductible, while the interest […]
What Kinds of Financial Aid are Available to Nurse Practitioner Students? Nurse Practitioner Students If you are considering going back to school to advance your nursing education, the decision will be costly. While a graduate degree will allow to you become a nurse practitioner substantially increasing your earning potential, nurse practitioner programs can be expensive. […]