natalie robinson

i just use my tweets for Instagram 🤷🏽‍♀️

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Parent Hack: Open CDs for your children and gift them at graduation. 10-15 years of growth will be substantial, even if you don’t contribute a dollar more from your initial deposit.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

3) The math is simple - Take your initial deposit and multiply by the interest rate offered. If you open a $5,000 CD at 4.50% by the end of the 12 months, you’ll have $5,225.

The compounding interest will yield so much more than a savings account when you decide to cash out.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

1) First, find a bank with competitive rates. It may not be your bank and that’s ok.

2 ) The longer the CD term, the more you can earn. So if you have funds to tie up for 6-12 months, consider opening a CD.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Certificates of deposits (CDs) are offering interest rates north of 4% right now. If you can afford to tie up some funds for a period of time, you can earn a little more than the monthly $.01 interest in a standard savings account.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

If your money is sitting in a savings account earning .00001%, time to take advantage of rising interest rates and earn a little more money.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Just posted a photo @ Katy, Texas https://t.co/OZckd2JJZH

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

@kenogreen You watching reasonable doubt?

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Just posted a photo https://t.co/O9VPSrToEo

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Just posted a photo https://t.co/P7hJnjEnrT

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

As I’ve said before - this is a great opportunity to do a lot of things with those funds:
1) Build up your emergency fund
2) Invest in something or in yourself
3) Pay down your loans with no interest accruing
In. That. Order.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

“I'm never going to apologize for helping working-class and middle-class families recover from the economic crisis created by the pandemic.” - President Biden (THIS!)

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

The pause is set to end June 30, 2023 and depending on the outcome, borrowers would be expected to begin payments 60 days later. (A little buffer to get your mind and money ready lol)

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Ladies and gentlemen, the Biden administration has extended the pause on student loan repayment while the case makes its way to the Supreme Court.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Biden very well could extend the pause but he told us in August this was the last time. We shall see!

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Next steps - 1) Check with your servicer for any changes and confirm your payment date and how much you owe. 2) Adjust your budget to accommodate payments and avoid making late payments.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Since this legal process could take weeks even months, borrowers should prepare to begin making payments towards the full amount owed come January 2023.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

24 MILLION people signed up for loan forgiveness but a federal judge in Texas blocked the program leaving the Biden Administration to appeal the ruling. (Haters gon hate 🤷🏽‍♀️)

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

Pump the breaks! As of Friday, applications are no longer being accepted for the federal student loan forgiveness program. Here’s the scoop:

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@kenogreen Jk. It depends. If you’re paying a lot in taxes with nothing to offset, you’re probably a high earner. That could be 75k or 90k and higher.

[natalie robinson @natnizzy]

High earners and anyone focused on retirement should seriously consider this strategy and contribute what works for you.

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@kenogreen Rich. Like me. lol