Archive for November, 2011

Question by surfnbrad: Taking Advantage of low interest student-loan Money what to do with it?
So my parents are providing my tution and cost for college, but with great student loan offers im looking at taking a student loan with an interest rate plus or minus 2.5% which is really good, what could i do with this money investment wise to try to make some money such as cd’s and etc
yea thanks kman i realized that just seeing if the oppurtunity arises itself with obama possibly creating more loan oppurtunities and i know that the u NEVER buy stocks with loaned money

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Question by Bigk: Can I defer my undergraduate student loans if pursuing graduate certificate?
I want to pursue a Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management to advance my career. I have under grad student loans and am wondering if I can defer these while attending my classes for graduate level certificate in Supply Chain Management? Does anyone know? I know you can for a degree.. can I for grad certificate? Thanks for help.

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Answer by MagsTweeter
Yes you can defer the loan payment.

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Question by Ms Awesome: What are the best student loans for bad credit/no credit.?
Stafford loans are based on income right? If I don’t get any government aid, what is the best loan for me if I have somewhat bad credit. I need something with a low interest rate. My tuition is going to be about 21,000 a year. I am also an undergrad student.

Best answer:

Answer by NotAnyoneYouKnow
Ace:

No, Stafford loans are not based on income or credit. That’s why the Stafford lending program is such an important part of the financial aid system, and why so many students rely on them.

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Dee Lee, discusses how and why students should take on responsibility of college costs. Jack Wilson, President of UMASS, explains to parents not to be so shocked by “price” of college since college costs are determined largely by family income range. Panel discusses “Net Price Calculator”, now required on college websites by the Government, and benefits of Federal Studen Loans.
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InstantPeopleFinder.com Highlights a Growing Problem: College Identity Theft











Instant People Finder


Delaware City, DE (PRWEB) October 28, 2011

InstantPeopleFinder.com, a leading provider of online public records and people search, hopes to raise awareness of a new and rapidly growing form of identity theft that targets college students. Today, in addition to worrying about managing their studies and extracurricular activities, students have a new concern – protecting their identity. InstantPeopleFinder.com, hence becomes perfect to enhance personal security and safety via people find, background checks, and more.

Student Loans for People with Bad Credit

Peter O’Grady looks at student Loans for People with Bad Credit justunsecuredloans.com explaining what is involved in this type of unsecured loans.
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Prestige Financial Solutions Recognizes Back to School Costs are Rising











Prestige Financial Solutions


Denver, CO (PRWEB) July 28, 2011

Whether you are a student returning to school or a parent sending your children to school, there are costs associated with furthering one’s education. Tuition, books, supplies, housing, etc… all add up and can cause a major strain on a family’s finances. Many students and parents of students have turned to using credit cards to help cover educational expenses when traditional student financing does not go far enough. Below are some common methods of paying for your education, a list of consequences one may endure if you default on your student loans, and some tips from Prestige Financial Solutions on how to take control of your rising credit card debt.

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