Nonprofit Charity Recognized for Providing Free Financial Literacy Seminars to Students
Lighthouse Point, FL (PRWEB) February 28, 2012
Debt Management Credit Counseling Corp (dmcconline.org), a nonprofit charitable organization (“DMCC”), was recognized by the Hometown News in Port St. Lucie, FL for its efforts to teach South Florida students about credit, how it works and how to use it wisely. DMCC’s Education Department has been teaching high school and college students financial awareness since 2001. Teachers and students alike welcome the online lessons and the live seminars, as they know this information will be valuable for future years to come.
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Question by jennifer b: are student loans interest free while you are going to school?
also, can you get a student loan for a master’s degree?
do you just fill out the FAFSA?
thanks
Best answer:
Answer by altaira_3 With a subsidized loan from the government, your interest is paid by the government while you’re in school. Unsubsidized loans do accrue interest while you’re in school.
You can get student loans for masters degrees, just fill out the FAFSA.
Extensive Free Report Examines Problems in Higher Education
Host Ben Katagiri
Schenectady, NY (PRWEB) November 29, 2011
Families face tremendous problems in preparing their students for college, with many of these difficulties seemingly beyond their control. RSC Your College Prep Expert spent more than 1,000 hours researching, writing, filming and editing an online video report that addresses these concerns. Their free report, available to the public beginning December 5, is divided into three sections:
Question by Philip R: Why not make student loans interest free?
With the caveat that deadbeats will be severely penalized.
This could do even more than the old GI Bill did with great
societal advantages.
Best answer:
Answer by olemcdonall Because someone other than the student will still bear the cost of carry on the loan. Money is a commodity that has a time value associated with it. If the student does not pay interest, lenders lose their incentive for underwritng the loans. In order to keep student loans available, lenders would have to be paid by someone else. The only entity that would likely do that is the Federal government or State governments. And neither has any money of its own; they both take money from individuals so interest free student loans would not actually be free…the interest cost would just be shifted to taxpayers. Students get the benefit of the loan…they should be happy to pay for that benefit.
Free Book, ‘Great Careers in 2 Years’, Keeps Student Loans Low and Business Success High
Great Careers In Two Years
Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) November 14, 2011
Students are coming home because their student loans and low paying jobs (or no jobs) have kept them from earning enough to be on their own. But this does not have to be the wave of the future.
