EdCircuit StaffLincoln, Neb., March 28, 2022 – The 2022 edition of “Great Advice for Grads” includes timely tips on loan repayment, inflation, Tik Tok investing, and more.
The free e-guide, now in its ninth edition, is an annual tradition for Inceptia and personal finance site NerdWallet. Through this collaborative partnership, “Great Advice” compiles the most salient tips from NerdWallet’s expert writers to help students transition to post-college life and finances.
“As a nonprofit, it’s in our mission to promote financial wellness for students at every step of the educational journey. ‘Great Advice’ is just another piece of that,” says Carissa Uhlman, vice president of student success at Inceptia. “We always try to anticipate what students will need to know most at graduation, even if they don’t know what questions to ask yet. We hope ‘Great Advice’ provides answers that they can come back to long after they get the degree.”
To address those many unknowns, the 2022 edition of Great Advice for Grads covers tried and true topics with a current spin:
- If a Stranger Offers You Student Loan Forgiveness, Hang Up
- How to Handle Mixed-Income Friendships
- How to Protect Your Spending Power from Inflation
- The 5 Worst Investment Tips on TikTok
“Great Advice for Grads 2022” is available now as a free download for students, parents, educators and all others who advocate for student financial wellness.
Inceptia, a division of National Student Loan Program (NSLP), is a nonprofit organization committed to offering effective and uncomplicated solutions in verification, financial aid management, financial education, and repayment wellness. For more than 35 years, Inceptia and NSLP have helped millions of students achieve their higher education dreams at schools nationwide. Our mission is to support schools in illuminating a path towards educational and financial success for students and families, allowing them to pursue their dreams of reaching their full potential. Our solutions are designed to support student success by helping financial aid administrators maximize resources, so they can spend more time delivering meaningful learning experiences across the student lifecycle that fosters education and personal development. Learn more at Inceptia.org.
