Join Us for a Twitter Chat: Conquering Student Loan Debt

twitter-chat-mintOverwhelmed trying to manage mounting student loan debt? Concerned about how you’re going to be able to finance your children’s college education?

We want to help. We’re hosting a special Twitter chat session on Tuesday with Mint.com. The topic: Conquering Student Loan Debt. In this session, you’ll have a chance to share your challenges & ask our experts advice on all things student-debt related.

  • When: Tuesday, May 21st  at 1 p.m. ET
  • Where: On Twitter
  • Who: Credit.com’s Gerri Detweiler will be joined by guest expert Mitchell Weiss, a Credit.com contributor and a recognized expert on student loans, to answer your questions on student loan debt. We will also be joined by Mint’s fantastic community of savvy spenders.

Follow us on Twitter now to make sure you’re included in the event.

Prizes

We’ll be giving away $25 Amazon gift cards and copies of Mitchell Weiss’s books College Happens & Life Happens to participants who ask the best questions for the chat. Sign up now.

You must follow us on Twitter and participate in the live event to be eligible for the giveaway.

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    How to Ask Questions

    1. You can submit questions to our experts in advance of the live Twitter event. Send an email to creditexperts@credit.com. Include: #CreditExpertChat in the subject line.

    2. During live event: Tweet your questions to @CreditExperts or @Mint and include #creditexpertchat.

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