Friday, March 7th, 2014 | Education
There are several different options available for students
regarding student loans; however, the following are the
10
Best Student Loan Options:
1. Subsidized Stafford Loan
2. Unsubsidized Stafford
Loan
3. Federal Perkins Loan
4. Federal PLUS loan for
parents
5. Direct PLUS loans
6. Federal consolidation
loan
7. Federal Nursing Loan
8. Federal Insured Student
Loan
9. Health Professions Student Loans
10. Private
student loans
Let's take a closer look at more information regarding the
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Thursday, March 6th, 2014 | Education
Student loan consolidation look this gift horse in the mouth.
Part II
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Student loan consolidation is excellent - for for some people.
Spot the hidden trap that could ruin your life... a clever
animal can steal from a trap without being caught!
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* Part I Don't get into debt. Ways to avoid it.
* Part II This article
* Part III Idea beats student loan consolidation and creates a
winning mindset.
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Part II
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Imagine two people
Each has a student loan ...
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2014 | Education
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Get Life Skills - Not Student Loans
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Student loans? Who needs them? Take charge of your money for the
rest of your life.
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Part I (This article)
Part II Student loan consolidation has big benefits for losers
Part III Idea beats student loan consolidation and creates a
winning mindset.
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You'll never need student loans with these ideas.
1.Grants in place of student loans - no repayments
2. Part time earning decreases student ...
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2014 | Education
A
student
loan is a loan that is granted to a college student enrolled
in courses full or part time for at least one semester or
quarter and who have declared a major with the intent of
pursuing a degree of higher education. Student loans can be
granted through various lenders with a governmental guarantee,
or can be granted from private lenders with no guarantee. Some
student loans do not require a parent's signature, while others
do. The government guaranteed student loan is classified by ...
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2014 | Education
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A college loan is often necessary in order to pay for higher
education. There are also scholarships and federal government
grants that students can get financial aid from. This kind of
aid can help keep your college loans from becoming too high to
manage. As a student you will need to have money to pay for
tuition, books, travel expenses, dorm fees, unexpected costs,
and last but not least, your everyday living expenses. Most
college programs are anywhere from three to seven years ...
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2014 | Education
Should I consolidate my college loans or not?
1. Still in school, yes! Rates are low, but they're scheduled to
go up. Your college loan payments will then remain as manageable
as possible when you leave school. If you have graduated, or
will be graduating this May or June, yes! Graduates can lock in
historical low rates, and reduce their monthly payments more
than half. You can lock in a rate even while still in school,
and even if you have been out of school for a couple of years
can get a ...
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