ISL Education Lending is a private, nonprofit corporation helping students & families succeed in college. For customer service questions, call (855) 811-9849.
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Middle school is a great time for students to start thinking about plans after high school. It may feel like your child just headed off to the first day of school, but time passes quickly and now is the time to plan for high school and beyond. loom.ly/x6kT6Mg
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Iowa high school and college students, you have a chance at a $1,000 for college! Register today for one of 45 awards in our ISL Education Lending Scholarship. loom.ly/9hAws0g
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Families who will have students in college for the 2026–2027 school year should take the first step in the financial aid process now. loom.ly/-sGo9UA
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Learn more from Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation board member Juan Garcia about why you and your family should be looking at scholarships. loom.ly/LccJ5E4
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You know that awesome feeling you experienced when you realized your grants and scholarships will cover a hefty chunk of your college cost? Not so fast. You should know your grades will likely still matter if you want to keep your aid each year. loom.ly/bvahVb0
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Although most college scholarship applications are limited to incoming or current college students, you can help your younger student take several steps now to prepare for scholarship applications later. loom.ly/yrAhLk8
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If you're funding part of your college education with student loans, you may occasionally receive statements, even though no payments are due. Ever wonder why? Those statements are important, and understanding why can save you money in the long run. loom.ly/riIDJqI
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It can be confusing to figure out how much you should save for college. The simplest answer is "as much as possible." If you want a more precise number, though, there are things you can do now to determine how much you want to save. loom.ly/79-wvQk
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Have you registered for your chance at a $1,000 scholarship? Parents and guardians, high school students and undergraduate college students are eligible. Registration is quick and easy! loom.ly/ktCpSdk
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Saving for your children's college educations can be stressful, but it can also be one of the best things you can do to help ensure they have a solid financial start. Here are 12 benefits of starting a 529 plan, such as an ISave 529 plan. loom.ly/0II2me4
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Credit is a tool and using credit can have both positive and negative results. Here are some tips for students who want to ensure they're building good credit. loom.ly/BSAWl-s
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How can you help your student maximize savings so you don't end up draining your retirement resources to help them out? loom.ly/PNQcmrg
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Whether you're planning on college next year or just starting your freshman year in high school, you can take steps to save money today that will help you with college costs in the future. loom.ly/Symt0-s
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Don't miss out, register today! Forty-five $1,000 scholarships are available for high school and undergrad college students, as well as their parents or guardians. loom.ly/ktCpSdk
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Scholarship registration is open!
Iowa high school and undergrad college students, as well as their parents or guardians, are eligible to enter. loom.ly/ktCpSdk
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Before taking out college loans, learn how to make smarter borrowing choices. The key is to not borrow more than you’ll be able to repay while managing other living costs. loom.ly/xXrX2ek
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As you head into a new school year, be sure to sign up for our SP3 service. This free email service for parents of eighth through 12th graders will empower you to help your student. loom.ly/cijp9_w
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Working on campus offers several benefits for college students from convenience to flexibility. In addition, you may gain valuable skills and contacts for your future career path. Use these tips to help you land the job. loom.ly/tRvYdE4
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The financial, networking and training benefits of working part-time while in college can seem pretty obvious. What may not be so obvious is how working part-time during the academic year can also boost a student's grades. loom.ly/JJzkYhk
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