Robert Farrington is a financial journalist and commentator, specializing in providing insights and advice to help individuals make informed financial decisions. His work focuses on topics such as student loans, investing, and building wealth. Robert's articles have been featured in publications such as Forbes, The College Investor, and PR.com.
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Robert Farrington predominantly covers personal finance and tax-related topics, offering how-to guides and citing data to support his content. He seems particularly interested in government announcements related to finance.
If you're looking to reach out to Robert, consider providing expert insights into the latest trends in personal finance, taxes, student loans, college savings, or budgeting. Additionally, he may be interested in statistics or survey results that can complement his articles on financial topics.
As Robert does not have a specified geographic focus but addresses broader financial issues relevant across regions such as taxes and student loans forgiveness initiatives at a national level within the United States.
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By: Robert Farrington
By Having student loans when you're unemployed can be an added burden to your finances.
By: Robert Farrington
Ascensus will acquire Vanguard's small business retirement plans, including their Solo 401k plans, SIMPLE IRAs, and multi-person SEP-IRAs.
Credit building apps have boomed over the last few years, with promises of higher scores and longer credit histories. But do these apps really help build your credit?
By: Robert Farrington
By Betterment will acquire the digital investing accounts of Marcus Invest, a service from Goldman Sachs.
By: Robert Farrington
Betterment announced that it will be raising the fee structure of their Premium plan going forward, to 0.65% AUM.
By: Robert Farrington
By Property taxes are typically your largest homeownership expense after paying your mortgage. Any way to save on your property taxes can be a big win for your budget!
By: Robert Farrington
By FAFSA Reprocessing Complete: Nearly all impacted FAFSA records reprocessed, enabling institutions to finalize financial aid packages.
Parents are looking for alternative ways to pay for college, but these student loan alternatives have risks that make them not worthwhile.
By: Robert Farrington
By The Biden Administration has approved $6.1 billion in automatic student loan relief for nearly 317,000 borrowers who attended The Art Institutes from January 2004 to October 2017.
By: Robert Farrington
Credit unions do offer student loans, both private loans and student loan refinancing. However, not every credit union will offer this product.
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