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banjo_wolf
banjo_wolf 111 XP · · 3 replies

Hello all.

Situation is that I am helping my parents (both 66) with their financials. They have 60k ish in student loans. I am trying to help them with retirement/financial planning, but I think we need some guidance on how to deal with their student loans.

Can you guys recommend some advisors or services that can assist with student loan counseling?

Thanks!

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pelorousjack

pelorousjack

8 months ago

There are some Choose FI episodes about student loans and I remember at least one of them interviewed an advisor. You could start with those episodes (if you haven't already). I go here when I'm searching for specific episodes:

https://dexa.ai/choosefi
EarlyRetired2026

EarlyRetired2026

141 XP

8 months ago

Pay them off asap is the only advice that will help with retirement.

piyush

piyush

4 months ago

No I don’t known about Health Insurance. And my civil score of Bimascore is not well. I want to improve and fix it. I am also searching for someone who helped me in my work. Because I think that Civil Score and BimaScore is a single one thingh. So I want to combine Civil score and Bimascore

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