Student Loan Consolidation and Payoff

Understanding different kinds of student loans and the best strategy to pay them off. Consolidation is an effective strategy to pay off the loan only if you do not plan to use the Student Loan Forgiveness Program. Keeping the student loan for tax deduction purposes is effective only if your income is withing the write off range. Still, in the end, keeping the loan around for years on end will add up to thousands of dollars of interest payments. This very interest payments could be reduced...

From: BeatTheBush

Tax Deductions for College Expenses Are Not All Lost

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Doug Mueller, CPA and President of Mueller Prost CPAs + Business Advisors, says all is not lost when it comes to deducting college education expenses. Although parents may not be able to deduct student loan interest or claim their child as an exemption, the child may be able to claim the $2500 deduction. Contact us to learn more at www.muellerprost.com or (800) 649-4838.

From: Mueller Prost

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Tax Tips and Benefits If You’ve Got Student Loans from H&R Block

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Tax tips and benefits if you’ve got student loans. Learn more about a qualified education loan, as well as how much and if you can deduct the loan interest. The tax experts at H&R Block will help you get every single dollar you deserve. To schedule an appointment, file online or to get more details visit hrblock.com.

From: H&R Block

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Tax Tips & Information : About Tax Deductions for College

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There are two main tax deductions for college--the Hope Learning Credit is good for up to $1,800 for the first two years of college, and the Lifetime learning credit is good for $2,000 for several years of college. Deduct the interest paid on student loans with instructions from a tax consultant in this free video on taxes.

Expert: Ken Lewellyn

Contact: www.tnbizserv.com

Bio: Ken Lewellyn is co-founder of Tennessee Business Service, Inc.

Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

From: ehowfinance

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