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Did you know that scholarships and grants were the 2nd largest source of financial aid in the 2021-22 school year? They covered an average of 26% of students’ college costs.* Applying to lots of scholarships (and applying early) can save you a lot of money in student loans later. https://t.co/ZXFnjD8lhr

Cosigning a student loan doesn’t have to be stressful. With Earnest, you and your student can customize your repayment plan, choose from a range of in-school payments, and see how much you can save in interest over the life of the loan. https://t.co/qGTX8vD73M

Don’t miss out on free money for college. Schools and states have limited amounts of financial aid available, so the earlier you apply, the more that’s available for you. https://t.co/XUnBB5Ql2u https://t.co/x8tkC0nN1X

Here’s a love language we can all appreciate: financial wellness ❤️. Valentine’s Day can get expensive quickly, so be mindful of your spending and set a budget. And check out our list of thoughtful (and inexpensive) V-day gift and date ideas: https://t.co/NLkGd7sJv3 https://t.co/2wl5fDZsjj

Getting your annual bonus this month? Here’s how one lump sum payment to your student loans can shorten your payoff period and save you a lot in interest. Tip: prioritize your highest interest debt first. Find out how much you could save with a lump sum calculator (link in bio). https://t.co/BldQeDb0ht

Please give a warm welcome to our CPO Leanne Loveday-Smith and CTO @tesh11! With their expertise and commitment, we’re excited to raise the bar at Earnest and deliver even greater support to students throughout their educational journey. https://t.co/k7X8LBCqWY https://t.co/mvaHGDYEC4

Financial self care tip #1: Check your bank accounts at least once a week. Being aware of where your money is going is the first step to achieving your financial goals (and it’ll relieve some stress too). From there, you can figure out spending trends and opportunities to save. https://t.co/iARx1L14Tz