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We’re here to provide the know-how and responsible financing to help our customers make those new possibilities a reality.  \nOur mission is firmly grounded in helping families achieve the dream of a higher education. There is no single way to achieve this task, so we provide tools, resources, and financing to produce our country’s future engineers, doctors, nurses, teachers, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and others, by offering  \n• A range of FDIC-insured savings products, including SmartyPig® accounts, money market accounts, and certificates of deposit.*  \n• A variety of free online tips, tools, and resources that help families plan for college, including Scholarship Search by Sallie Mae, which offers free access to 5 million scholarships worth up to $24 billion, and Sallie Mae’s College Planning CalculatorSM.  \n• Competitive and responsible private student loans for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as the Sallie Mae Parent Loan.  \n• Free online budgeting tools and information about how to manage student loan payments and other types of credit, such as Understanding Credit, a handbook published by Sallie Mae and FICO® .  \nWhen it comes to paying for college, we recommend following a 1-2-3 approach:  \n1. Start with money you won’t have to pay back. Supplement your college savings and income by maximizing college scholarships, grants, and work-study.  \n2. Explore federal student loans. Apply by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) .  \n3. Consider a responsible private student loan. Fill the gap between your available resources and the cost of college.  \nFor more information on how Sallie Mae helps  \nmake college happen, visit [salliemae.com. Join](salliemae.com. Join) the conversation on social media with \\#HowAmericaPays.  \nSallie Mae  \n300 Continental Drive Newark DE 19713  \nAccess a related infographic and other information about this [study at](study at salliemae.com/howamericapays)[ salliemae.com/howamericapays](study at salliemae.com/howamericapays).  \n* Deposit products are offered by Sallie Mae Bank, member FDIC.  \n© 2019 Sallie Mae Bank. All rights reserved. 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