Posted in government student loans on Dec 29th, 2008
My daughter has been trying to correct an error that shows that she was granted $26,000 for the two years she attended college. (The amount should be more like $2400). But these people are nincompoops and wont correct it. Now they’ve threatened garnishment. Are there any rules that they have to follow before garnishing a [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Dec 24th, 2008
Of course there is a range, but I want to know if it’s about $200 a month, $500 a month, …, or what? Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Dec 13th, 2008
By carefully choosing student loans, grants, and scholarships as part of your entire college financial aid package, you can avoid going into heavy college debt. Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for U.S. News, discusses financial aid tips to help in paying for college and minimizing student debt and the differences between private loans and federal [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Dec 10th, 2008
I have a bachelor’s degree and used loans to pay for it, I’ve racked up around 20,000. I’m planning on going to grad school next fall and just did my fafsa and it said i was at or near the limit for federal loans. I don’t really understand how this can be, i [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Dec 7th, 2008
Is PTPTN the only student loan available from the government?
Also, my friend qualified for almost $10,000.00 USD student loan from the Malaysian Government.
I thought the government only loans out to students who come from lower to average income families?
And regarding repayment of these loans: Is it true you can’t leave the [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Dec 5th, 2008
I was hoping that were some type of goverment programs in which you can earn money to elliminate student loan debt. Thank you. Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Dec 3rd, 2008
I want to go back to school for Photography, but will need to buy a computer and better camera. Will government student loans cover those expenses? Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 30th, 2008
Simplify your federal government student loan application by having all the necessary information with you at the time you fill it out. There are many documents that you need when filling out your federal government student loan application. To make the process simple take time to gather all the forms and information that you will [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 29th, 2008
The main problem students and graduates have to face today is the repayment of their student debt. In order to pay their way through college almost everyone resorts to student loans. But when the loan payments pile up and due to interest rate variations they became an unbearable burden, the risk of default becomes present [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 22nd, 2008
I graduated highschool 1.5 years early, so I will not be 18 until November freshman year of college (Fall 2007). My cost of attendance, etc. is a little over $30,000 per year. After all the government loans, grants, and scholarships, I still need about $10,000. My parents cannot afford to contribute anything, [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 21st, 2008
If you are done with college and university life and you are comfortably working and probably paying up those loan interests, you concur with me that you wear a smiling face. Ask me why and I will tell you that this education life can really weigh you down especially looking at the large standing amounts [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 17th, 2008
what about the subsities for private student loans that cost the tax payer 4 time more than the goverment loans?
oh dear i hope i didn’t just kill all the republicans that read this, a goverment program that works better than a private one. how many republicans brains just exploded?
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 15th, 2008
Being .8 short in sports can be the difference between winning and losing, and .8 can make a big difference on your student loans as well. On July 1, 2008, the interest rate on subsidized federal student loans dropped from 6.8% to 6%. This .8% cut will save an average of $2570 for [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 12th, 2008
Right from the moment a child is born, something called education records in the mind of the parent that it will be an unavoidable asset for his or her bright future. This is a good opportunity to start saving towards education immediately. This is a good opportunity to start saving towards education immediately. Even though [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 11th, 2008
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 10th, 2008
What does a student do when he does not get a student loan from a private lender? They would almost think of abandoning the thought of their education. Honestly, they don’t need to do that as they can take government student loans. The Federal Government does provide grants like Stafford, Pell etc [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 9th, 2008
NextStudent, the Phoenix-based premier education funding company, recommends that you submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), as close to Jan. 1 as possible because, although official deadlines for submitting the FAFSA vary from state to state, disbursement of federal aid is limited and awarded on a first-come first-serve [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 9th, 2008
Why can’t you reconsolidate federal student loans a second time when interest rates drop without taking out new loans if your credit is good? What is the reasoning behind it? Anyone know? Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 8th, 2008
A government student loan consolidation is a program that allows students to consolidate outstanding education loans into a single new loan. This is not limited to only one lender. Even if many lenders hold the loans, you can still opt for the consolidated loan. The government student loan consolidation is beneficial because it will lower [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 7th, 2008
College is the pathway to a great career. It is also where kids are made into adults in everyday from physical development to emotional development. So it is quite important that kids go to college to get the best start to their future. However, everyone knows that college is super expensive though. [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 7th, 2008
Many people, young and young at heart have the desire to continue their education. For most of them, that means taking out student loans to pay the exorbitant costs of higher education.
The cost of higher education has risen drastically over the past few decades.
This means that often, more than one loan is needed. In most [...] Read more »
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 4th, 2008
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Posted in federal student loans on Nov 3rd, 2008
Raising cost of attending college for many future students has kept compelled federal government to ponder over student’s financial malaise. To this effect, many financial aids have been instituted in this regards. There are several sources available to you for obtaining education loans. If you are one of them who are looking for these loans [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 3rd, 2008
A student whose home lies within the U.S. has reason to inquire about loans provided by the US government.
In the United States, all these loans are based on financial need. The student initiates his or her application for the loan by completing a FAFSA.
Any students, who hesitate to complete a FAFSA, perhaps because they [...] Read more »
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Posted in government student loans on Nov 1st, 2008
The loan is from the mid-90’s, the person’s on full SSI/disability and is unlikely to ever be in a position to pay back the loan, yet they still want to continue their education and would like to apply for federal grants (which they won’t be eligible for as long as the default status remains). Read more »
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