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Question by Montreal SOS: Can I file for bankruptcy with defaulted student loans?
I have defaulted on my student loans and now it is due on default. My loans are for 30K, I barely make 29K and I have other debt. Can I file for bankruptcy now that my student loans have defaulted?

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Answer by caddymark420
No, you have to pay for all student loans. Contact EDFUND and work out a payment plan or you will wish you had…Bill Clinton set it up so you can’t file for bankruptcy on student loans, regardless if you are working or not or are making minimum wage and starving to death, the Government wants their money….Sorry to be harbinger of bad news

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Consolidate Private Student Loans with Bad Credit?

Question by CyberWoolf: Consolidate Private Student Loans with Bad Credit?
I have 2 private student loans totaling around 23k with interest around 16%. They are currently with Sallie Mae (ugh) and they don’t offer consolidation anymore.

Are there any other places I can go for private student loan consolidation? I have a credit score of 570 (I know it sucks).

I’ve done searches forever and seem to find places that are scammers or for good credit.

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Answer by sreamer14ydr
i go through chase for my stafford loan, and chase offers consolidation loans and stuff like that .

AES Continues to Rank Significantly Below National Average











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Harrisburg, PA (Vocus) November 4, 2008 -

American Education Services (AES) announced today that its cohort default rate for FY 2006 continues to rank significantly below the national average, as announced by the Department of Education, demonstrating the ongoing success of its industry-leading default prevention efforts.

AES has earned a cohort default rate of 3.4 percent for FY 2006, 35 percent below the National Default Rate of 5.2 percent.

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Question by TeeTee: Do you immediately have to pay back student education loans if you are no longer able to attend the classes?
I recently applied for a student loan to pay off college expenses. I chose to defer payments until after graduation but unfortunately I won’t be attending at all (at least not this semester). I just wanted to know if I have to give the money back right now or hold on to it until I am back in school.

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Answer by sunshine23511
you will fall into repayment.

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Question by sport girl: what do I need to know before applying for an education student loan?
and can such loans be used for my housing (apartment rent) or only direct educational expenses. I am looking at Chase Education Loans. I am a 3rd yr undergrad. I plan to go to grad school directly after undergrad. Do payments begin after undergrad or graduate school? Tyvm.

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Question by darko_d1: Can a deferred student loan be reported as a chargeoff account?
I have a student loan that was about 90 days past due at one point. It went back into deferment about 5 months ago. The problem is that it is being reported as a collection and Chargeoff account to transunion. Can they do this if it is currently deferred? It doesnt show any payment history or anything, it just says Collection/Chargeoff for the status. I disputed this and lost, what the mess!

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Answer by The WingHunter
chargeoff means its been taken away
with no chance of ever collecting

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