Articles, tagged with "federal student loans", page 5

Florida College Must Repay Over $3M in Wrongly Awarded Financial Aid

The State College of Florida has a student loan debt problem of its own. SCF must repay the U.S. Department of Education more than $3 million in federal student loans and grants that it mistakenly awarded to nearly 2,000 students during the 2008-09 school... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

Student loans: why should you take one?

With parents, becoming increasingly burdened by financial obligations, single mothers wanting access to higher learning, job markets becoming increasingly competitive with other life obligations; it has not been that easy to get that diploma, degree, mast... Read >
Author: Richa Sehgal

The Hunt for Student Loans, Grants, and Scholarships Begins

If you plan to attend college for the first time in 2011 or have a family member who will, you’re about to embark on student financial aid season. If you’re looking for money for college and want to apply for financial assistance, your first stop shoul... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

Bankruptcy and its effects on Credit Score

Are you worried about filing a bankruptcy? You think bankruptcy can have a devastating effect on your credit report. Yes, you are right to some extent. Bankruptcy is regarded as a debt relief tool but it can affect the credit report sometimes. A bankruptc... Read >
Author: Evan Parker

Advantages of Consolidating Student Loans

Worried about the variable interest rates of your student loans? Now debt management professionals have come up with some unique tricks to help you handle your student debt problems. Student Debt Problems Even fixed interest rate student loans like... Read >
Author: liza252

How to Apply for Student Loans

Students often have questions as to go about implementing their student loans, and although this question is relevant, the answer lies in considering what their real objectives are final first. Most students want to borrowers the necessary financial resou... Read >
Author: lui

Getting bad credit student loans without cosigner

Getting bad credit student loans without cosigner can be daunting, but it is not necessary. The real key here for bad credit guaranteed student to first get an understanding of the different types of student loans that are available, and operate independe... Read >
Author: lui

How Would Tying Student Loans to Repayment Rates Affect Higher Education?

As the U.S. Department of Education considers linking colleges’ and universities’ eligibility for federal student financial aid to the school’s student loan repayment rate, some analysts are looking at just how large the student loan default problem is an... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

Student Loan Consolidation Services - Using Them To Pay Off Debt

Whenever college students graduate from college, they will start considering the best way to repay their student loans that financed their cost of schooling. Quite a few financial lenders will provide student loan consolidation services geared to ease the... Read >
Author: Stephen L Carson

Health Workers to Get Help With Student Loan Debt

The National Health Service Corps is accepting applications from primary medical care professionals who are willing to work in underserved areas in exchange for a reduction in their student loan debt. Through the NHSC student loan repayment program, yo... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

Employing Suntech Student Loans to Fund Your Training

Attending and graduating school these days is quite high-priced. Receiving a school training is probable with Suntech pupil loans. These days, acquiring a school education can be challenging, if not impossible. Devoid of an academic economic program a sch... Read >
Author: Alfredo Wilkerson

Student Loans Can Help For Your Higher Education

It is important for a college student to get a student loan if he or she wants to continue his or her higher education. Because of the rising cost of pursuing higher education, student loans play a vital role in helping them accomplish their higher educat... Read >
Author: LauraSavva

Graduate’s $200,000 Student Loan Debt Spurs New Website

Kelli Space is just 23 years old and is already $200,000 in debt. The Northeastern University graduate figures that without help, she’ll never be able to repay the nearly $190,000 in private student loans (http://www.nextstudent.com/private-loans/priva... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

Default In Federal Student Loans-Tips of Settling It

If you have recently defaulted on your federal student loans, there are some options available to you. Defaulting on any loan can make you feel insecure about your finances, but in this economy it can be hard to make your payments on time. There are so ma... Read >
Author: esterly.dsl

Obama Commission Recommends End to Subsidized Student Loans

The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform has issued a report that recommends the elimination of subsidized federal student loans in order to reduce federal spending. The recommendation is one of 50 that the bipartisan panel, which was c... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor

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