Law school debt is different…and calls for different strategies.

I’m a former lawyer turned Accredited Financial Counselor who paid off over $200,000 of law school debt while raising twins as a single mom and planning for an early exit from the law.

And I can help you figure out your student loans, too.

Book your 30 day Student Loan Repayment Plan and let’s figure out the best student loan repayment strategy for you.

You’ll learn what financial factors are important, how to evaluate them for YOUR situation, and we’ll talk it through together so you’re confident in the best strategy for your loans.

All for a one-time fee of $500.

 

Did you know?

Not everyone should be paying off their student loans as soon as possible (gasp!)

For some of us, a different strategy makes sense.

Maybe you should refinance, maybe you should ride out income-driven repayment, or maybe you should do something else entirely.

But how do you know what’s best for you?

It’s not just about how much you owe or your interest rates (though those are factors to consider), it’s about much, much more.

This 30-Day Student Loan Repayment Plan will walk you through all the steps of figuring it out and I’ll be right alongside you the entire time.

Sometimes you just want to talk to a human

Here’s what one of my recent clients said about the 30 Day Student Loan Repayment Plan:

Refinance? Consolidation? Income-driven repayment plans? Learn the best strategy for YOU with the 30 day Student Loan Repayment Plan.

After law school I went straight into a Biglaw firm and then did a stint at the Securities and Exchange Commission before deciding to leave the law entirely to become an Accredited Financial Counselor. And my $200,000 of student loans felt like a never-ending burden.

Yet by using creative student loan repayment strategies, I was able to raise twin boys as a single mom, save for retirement and my kids’ college education, and even leave the law to become an Accredited Financial Counselor, so I could help other lawyers figure out the money, too.

So how did I do it? 

If you know anything about student loans, then you also know there’s lots of bad information about how to handle them. So I had to learn how to make it work by doing it my way. 

And I want to help you to come up with the best strategy for you.