Archive for May, 2011

May 30th 2011

Coast To Coast AM – 27.5.2011 – 1/4 – Student Loan Scam

MP3 www.4shared.com Guests: Alan Collinge Student Loan Scam: During the first hour, Ian Punnett welcomed the founder of StudentLoanJustice.org, Alan Collinge, who discussed how federal student loans have become predatory, turning a generation into debtor slaves. “It’s a socially horrible epidemic,” he declared, noting that America’s total student loan debt now surpasses the nation’s credit card debt. He explained that student loans are particularly pernicious because they contain no consumer safeguards such as bankruptcy protection, statute of limitations, or the ability to re-finance the debt in an open market. As a result of these factors, Collinge said, when a loan is defaulted, it can double or even triple due to penalties and fees. In looking at the source of the problem, Collinge pointed to student loan advocates and the Department of Education as the key entities that “failed to play their part” in overseeing lending practices. According to him, the DOE has been using a faulty metric to determine the default rate on student loans, thus misleading Congress into increasing the allowable limits on colleges for lending. Additionally, Collinge said, the DOE actually makes “about 22% versus what they pay out” for defaulted student loans. In order to fix the student loan epidemic, Collinge endorsed restoring bankruptcy protections for these loans. Should that happen, he said, “a multitude of problems” will resolve themselves, including an “almost overnight” drop in

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    May 30th 2011

    Getting Out Of Debt Painlessly

    This economy has caused many Americans to reevaluate previous beliefs about debt. As a result, many people are going out of their way to avoid incurring new debt, while others are focused on paying down preexisting debt. However, some people are in the unenviable position of feeling absolutely overwhelmed by high levels of credit card debt, medical and health care debt and other types of unsecured debt. Many of these people feel that they have no alternative other than bankruptcy, but they do not fully comprehend the effect that bankruptcy can have on their lives going forward.

    This economic crisis has left families with losses. Maybe the family’s second income was lost, or now you’re responsible for an out of work family member. Maybe unemployment checks hardly cover food and utilities. Or have you lost all and joined the millions of American’s who know they are homeless while their home sits empty and vacant with a for sale sign on it and the debt collectors use up your cell phone minutes. What are your debt settlement alternatives?

    A legitimate debt consolidation company will enable you to eliminate your unsecured debt by as much as 40-60%, eliminate the late fees that have accrued, fully resolve and settle your debt for less than you actually owe, put an end to harassing phone calls from collection agents and others seeking to recover on the debt, avoid the filing of suit on the debt by the credit card company, avoid having to file for bankruptcy protection and, best of all, enable you to become debt free.

    Being debt free is a goal that many of us can only hope for, but with a reputable debt settlement company, being debt free can become a reality. This method of debt resolution allows you to engage in a two way negotiation with creditors and collection agencies to settle your debts not for what THEY want, but for as much as YOU can afford to pay. Choosing this option will avoid bankruptcy and will maintain your credit in good standing in the long run.

    Stay Awsy From Unfair Collection Practices – If you use a debt settlement company, you can stay away from unfair collection practices, and irritating telephone calls from bill collectors. This means you no longer have to be afraid of the phone, don’t need to block your calls and have far less stress overall.

    And, you will eliminate the credit card companies’ outrageous late fees. As many of us have learned the hard way, one of the ways that credit card companies drive up your debt amount is by charging expensive late fees. A debt settlement erases and stops the late fees so that you can focus on the business of paying off your credit card debt. And, as mentioned above, you will avoid litigation and lawsuits by engaging in debt settlement.

    Many reputable debt settlement companies will work closely with you to determine what your needs are. Once that has been ascertained, your debt settlement company will be a tough advocate and negotiator for you against the lender to reduce the debt amount. Options presented to you may include payment of a lump sum, or payment of monthly payments.  Even if you have no money saved, legitimate debt settlement companies will collect your money for you and set up an account that will be used to pay your debt.

    Believe it or not, lenders and banks are so desperate for cash right now that some debt settlement amounts total less than one half of what the person owes. That means that a $20,000 debt might be settled for only $10,000!


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      May 30th 2011

      College Loans – Paying as Little as Possible

      To receive even more details and free assistance in transforming your educational aspirations into a reality, you can contact us at our web-site mentioned within the above video and let us help make your aspirations come true. We maintain current material on practically all financial aid options for all your college or university needs, including several awards that require no repayment. Find out about all of the educational funding options that are available to you, we understand the fact that each students financial means and goals are distinct, this is why we cater our cost free services to each individual students needs. Regardless of whether your attending a conventional university or returning to school on the internet, there are plenty of funds, and possibly scholarships or school funding that you may possibly be qualified for. Obtaining capital to go to college generally is one of the most significant resolutions that you will make. Don’t miss your opportunity to go back to school merely because you believe there isn’t the cash or time to qualify. With the availablility of government grants and alternative financial aid options available to students, there is absolutely no reason to pass up on this opportunity! It’s a fact that university graduates will have greater earnings, as well as a significantly better lifestyle as opposed to those who do not graduate. You should have the absolute best life attainable and this is the time to start; going back to college

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        May 30th 2011

        No Student Loans (Chase Bank)

        A short interview with a Texas Education Student, with some real good questions, for the Banking Industry and for the Government in general. Student Loans are our future… Why will our future be paying for our bail-outs and we are making it harder for our children to get their education…

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          May 30th 2011

          How can I defer student loans while in military?

          I just joined the NAVY& I want to defer my student loans until I’m at least finished with "a" school. I have federal as well as state loans. Do I need to contact my school or fafsa?


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            May 28th 2011

            Why do some people borrow "Hundred Thousands" student loans for education?

            In my opinion, if you are willing to be in over 0,000 student loan debt that you can’t get rid of through bankruptcy. Unless you’re planning to become a doctor or lawyer, you need your head examined. Funny how after they graduated with 0k in debt and still can’t find a job.. like "not funny" haha.
            i think at that point, education is not the answer, your brain is because you lack common sense.


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              May 28th 2011

              How do student loan consolidation programs work? Are they backed by the federal government?


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                May 28th 2011

                Are there any no credit check student loans, or student loans that will accept a co-signer with bad credit?

                So basically im in need of a student loan to pay off the rest of my tuition. I have already used all of my federal loans. I basically have no credit and no co signer. I need to pay of my tuition soon.


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                  May 27th 2011

                  Rep. Miller on the Student Loan Sunshine Act

                  The Student Loan Sunshine Act, designed to help clean up the corruption in the student loan program, comes to the floor. Education and Labor Committee Chairman George Miller opens debate.

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                    May 26th 2011

                    Chegg for Good – The Value/Cost of Education

                    Chegg caught up with students to talk student life, the cost and value of education, student loans, the future, and food. What do you spend the most money on?

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                      May 26th 2011

                      Dept Consolidation Help – Bad Credit Dept Consolidation Loan

                      Dept Consolidation Help – Bad Credit Dept Consolidation Loan Many people experiencing difficulties with debt and seeking professional help will be wondering about the best way to get debt consolidation online. It’s true that most mainstream businesses now have an online presence, and the…

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                        May 25th 2011

                        How does collecting unemployment benefits affect student loans?

                        I didn’t work in 2010 and only collected unemployment benefits how will that affect me in the future when I apply for additional grants and student loans?


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                          May 25th 2011

                          Student Loans : How to Compare Unsubsidized vs. Subsidized Student Loans

                          Unsubsidized loans and subsidized loans differ on the point of interest, as an unsubsidized loan interest begins accruing the day it is borrowed and a subsidized loan interest does not begin to accrue until separate from full-time school. Compare these two types of loans with financial advice from a guidance counselor in this free video on student loans. Expert: Cheri Ashwood Contact: www.wearehdtv.com Bio: Cheri Ashwood has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and education, and has been a guidance counselor for nearly a decade. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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                            May 24th 2011

                            Helping Son Pay College Loans.wmv

                            www.TaxMama.com Today TaxMama hears from Jack in the TaxQuips Forum who is bursting with pride over his son. “We are in more of a position to help my graduating son financially than when he started 3.5 years ago. He’s very sharp with investments. So we’re looking for ways to develop these skills while building cash to pay down the loan. My question relates to tax strategies for helping him with the loan. What are some strategies where we can pay the least tax on what we use to pay off the loan?” Read the Reply at www.TaxMama.com Image Credit: www.flickr.com

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                              May 23rd 2011

                              How Important Is Credit Counseling

                              These days we have never felt so free when it comes to spending. This is because we now have the credit cards that we can just swipe when we purchase something. And because we don’t actually see our money being spent, we feel less guilty over the purchases we make. After all, with your credit card, you cannot really keep track of how much you’ve spent already.

                              The problems and the headaches usually start once the bill gets to your doorstep. It is only then that you will realize that, well, you have overspent and that you will not be able to pay all of those bills on time. And if the situation is worse that we could ever imagine, it is even possible that because of the overspending you lose the power to pay your creditors. This will really look bad on your records.  Your credit is going to take a huge hit, especially if you’re thousands of dollars in debt and not making any payments. 

                              When your credit is in bad shape, you will really be in a difficult situation. After all, most of us rely on credit every time we purchase something like cars and appliances. When we acquire a new property like a house or land, we also rely on credit and just pay them off through the mortgages we pay monthly. Fortunately, there are some do it yourself credit repair tips that can help you resolve bad credit.

                              Take Care of Your Bills

                              Now when things go a little out of control, it is very important that you seek advice from the credit counseling experts. They really have some insightful words for you.

                              Once you know what you should do, it is always better that you deal with all accounts in collections first.  Start contacting the companies that you are indebted to just to let them know that you are not running away and is still responsible enough to face your obligations to them–that is, paying your debts. Don’t ever worry much on getting everything fixed all at once. That is just plain impossible considering the situation that you are most likely in.  Start calling up the different companies that you let them know and show them that you’re not ignoring them anymore and are willing to work something out. You can take these steps on your own and you won’t even need credit counseling, just be sure that you are on the right track and don’t veer off

                              When you stop ignoring your bill collectors and actually give them a chance to come to some sort of payment arrangement with you, it’s going to be much easier to pay your debts off. Every credit counseling session will really give you this advice. In the best cases, the companies may even consider giving you discounts. This is such a blurry possibility really, but it’s something that might happen nonetheless. Once everything is settled, it is perhaps the best if you start learning how to spend wisely and to help yourself in building a reputable credit standing. 

                              To avoid all those head aches, it also good if you avail of credit counseling already even before you apply for a credit card. That way, you will be more appropriately guided. 


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                                May 23rd 2011

                                How should I finance my education with a minimal amount of loans?

                                I need about 30,000 do pay for college. I dont want to have to take out all that money for a loan. So I was wondering how I should go about getting a job. I dont live in the state of Maryland, which is where I plan to attend college so I was wondering if there were any websites in which I could find a job in the state of maryland.


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                                  May 22nd 2011

                                  Ron Paul On 2012, Taxes, Unions & More (Cenk Uygur MSNBC Interview)

                                  MSNBC host Cenk Uygur speaks with Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) about the role of government, federal income tax, military spending, credit, education, unions and more.

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                                    May 22nd 2011

                                    student loans


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                                      May 21st 2011

                                      Question about Tax Returns. Can I use my Student Loans for a Tax Credit. How does that work?

                                      In my Student Loan accounts it says that I will be able to use a reportable tax interest form 1098E. Does that mean I can use my loan repayments as a tax credit or deductible? By the way, My loans are currently on Forbearance.


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                                        May 21st 2011

                                        Can anyone get a student loan consolidation? If so, where?

                                        I have to start paying my student loans in November. Honestly, my credit is not good at all but figure it would not matter since these loans are guaranteed by the government. Please let me know where I can get a consolidation where credit doesnt matter!! Thanks :)

                                        For clarification, all of my loans are federal subsidized and unsubsidized stafford loans…


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                                          May 19th 2011

                                          why are most major banks suspending federal consolidation loan applications?

                                          I am newly out of school and was looking to consolidate my outstanding federal student loans (just unsubsidized and subsidized Stafford Loans), but none of the major banks will accept new loan applications. That is including Sallie Mae, Chase, and Wells Fargo. What other options do I have? I prefer major banks, especially the way are economy is right now. How long would these programs be suspended?


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                                            May 19th 2011

                                            FRONTLINE | “College, Inc.” Trailer | PBS

                                            www.pbs.org FRONTLINE goes inside the business of higher education and asks “Who’s profiting from your education?” in “College, Inc.,” airing Tuesday, May 4 at 9PM on PBS (check local listings). The business of higher education is booming. It’s a 0 billion industry fueled by taxpayer money. But what are students getting out of the deal? Critics say a worthless degree and a mountain of debt. Investors insist they’re innovators, widening access to education. FRONTLINE follows the money to uncover how Wall Street and a new breed of for-profit universities are transforming the way we think about college in America. Watch “College, Inc.” on air and online beginning Tuesday, May 4 on PBS (check local listings) and at www.pbs.org

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                                              May 19th 2011

                                              Sallie Mae Student Loans – Private College Loans, Scholarships …

                                              Video link:online-video-buzz.info to watch full video Sallie Mae Student Loans – Private College Loans, Scholarships … For FREE!!

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                                                May 19th 2011

                                                Plans For Student Loans

                                                Plans For Student Loans on Newsfeed – Ahh, it’s that time of year again… flowers have bloomed, the weather is warming and graduating college students are contemplating bankruptcy because they have 200 grand in student loans to pay off thanks to their shiny new American Studies degree. So let me give you a few tips on how to beat those student loan blues. 1. Consolidate your debt onto low interest credit cards with great perks like airline miles. 2. Remember to claim them on your taxes. If you don’t know the exact numbers just make them up. I hear the IRS is really lax on that type of stuff and 3. Getting a job is always a good idea you lazy slacker.

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                                                  May 18th 2011

                                                  Can I put private education loans in my federal consolidation loan?

                                                  I was just called by Sally Mae; the very rude collection agent was demanding that I make payment immediately for my loan that is 60 days overdue.

                                                  I am currently doing the paperwork for a William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan to consolidate all of my student loans together. The agent told me that would not take care of this loan because it is a private student loan not a federal. Is this true? What options do I have if any to get all of my loans consolidated together?


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                                                    May 18th 2011

                                                    compare student Loan consoLidation companies

                                                    Homeowners facing the loss of their homes due to a financial hardship often rely primarily on getting a new line of credit to stop foreclosure. In effect, they are trying to solve a debt problem by taking on more debt, refinancing their mortgage or taking out a personal loan or car title loan to get the funds to pay back the arrears. There are a number of loan products that they may even be able to qualify for, if the foreclosure process has not gone too far, but homeowners should carefully examine their options for foreclosure loans, to make sure they are getting into an affordable payment and not simply postponing the inevitable. The first obstacle that homeowners facing a financial crisis will have to overcome is a low credit score. Although their credit may be reasonably healthy in the beginning stages of the hardship, once they begin missing mortgage payments, their credit score will drop dramatically and it will be very difficult to obtain any kind of loan, mortgage or otherwise. This will force them to rely on alternate sources of funding, such as private real estate investors, subprime lenders specializing in bailouts, or hard money lenders, that may not offer terms in favor of the homeowners. The qualification guidelines will be drastically more difficult to meet, and costs for these types of mortgages may seem very expensive. Additionally, the current foreclosure crisis in the real estate market has caused many lenders to go out of business, and many more to

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                                                      May 17th 2011

                                                      What is the best bank to consolidate student loans with?

                                                      Hello. I am a recent law school grad with 120k of student loans (both private and federal) and I’d like to find out a way to consolidate my loans and hopefully lock in a lower interest and payment rate. Does anyone have any good advice on which bank to chose and how to go about consolidating? thanks!


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                                                        May 16th 2011

                                                        How to apply for student finance (England only)

                                                        Get helpful tips on how to apply for student finance in England www.direct.gov.uk www.direct.gov.uk

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                                                          May 16th 2011

                                                          Non Profit Credit Counseling – Debt Aid

                                                          There numerous enticing provides available for individuals who want speedy funds. From credit counseling help to payday loans, to 401k raids, consumers are consistently allured by temptation for immediate salvation. But at what expense? The penalties for tasting temptation could be lengthy drawn and costly. Prevent these funds management blunders around the path to fiscal independence to make sure a negative predicament isn’t built worse.

                                                           

                                                          The 401(k) Vault: Taking retirement income to satisfy current fiscal obligations has become one of many most regrettable turn of occasions the nation has seen in the course of this economic downturn depression. Aggressive debt consolidation help and assortment techniques create a feeling of urgency to fulfill unsecured delinquent debts and people are seeking salvation by cashing out money which were set aside to safe their future. Never ever consider secured funds to get rid of an unsecured debt. There are numerous other constructive solutions to absolving financial debt than taking away out of your retirement prepare.

                                                           

                                                          The Co-Sign Line: Co-signing is generally agreed on in between members of the family or loved ones looking to aid one another out. While it really is always wonderful to lend a assisting hand be certain you know and believe in the person looking to have you co-sign. If they need a co-signer you realize quickly their credit score historical past is far from ideal. Bear in mind, this really is a organization transaction and whilst it may be among family members or even a loved one particular, the foundation remains exactly the same – business transaction. Take into account the reality you might wind up possessing to pay back their loan being a co-signer. In the event the debt is not compensated your debt negotiation help will likely be affected together with theirs.

                                                           

                                                          New Mafia: Around 19 million People in the usa have fallen victim to payday loans. These short expression funds improvements, typically utilized in an emergency predicament, start small and end in catastrophe. Most Americans who fall into this financial debt trap have dipped into payday mortgage rapid money fixes over when. Payday mortgage organizations normally will raise the quantity they’re inclined to loan out while you create a good payback heritage with them. This Mafioso business applies outrageous annualized rates of interest ranging from 391% to 521%. A $5000 payday loan could wind up costing you $20000 to shell out back again. Most of these businesses boldly illustrate these outrageous charges on their applications. Once you might be within this hole it is really difficult to get out of.


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                                                            May 15th 2011

                                                            Student Loan Rehabilitation and more: Part 2

                                                            Student loan specialist Jonathan Gordon explains how loan rehabilitation works as well as tactics to avoid default. Part 2 of 2

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                                                              May 14th 2011

                                                              I Am CSLF

                                                              Proposed legislation threatens to set back the accomplishments of non-profit student loan lender/guarantors like the Connecticut Student Loan Foundation. For over 40 years, CSLF has promoted access to higher education, helped families find financing for college, and assisted high school guidance professionals to shepherd first-generation and under-served populations into programs to help them discover and fulfill their dreams. Current media coverage has tended to lump together large lenders and banks with smaller, non-profit companies like CSLF. All companies providing student loans have the potential to serve well and provide good products, but small-scale operations like the Connecticut Student Loan Foundation have always realized the real dividends are service, satisfaction and connection. So here we are — and this is who we are: mothers, wives, husbands, musicians, writers, activists, bakers, readers and crafters. We live in your town, we’re standing in the same long line at the DMV, our kids sit next to each other in school and we all want the same thing: people who really care about our shared future. That’s the person who answers the phone when you call CSLF. Help save the Federal Family Education Loan program: go to our blog for more information and learn how can lend your voice to the fight for student choice and a solution that can work for us all. cslf.wordpress.com http “I am CSLF and I’m here to help you.” Also see www.keepstudentloanslocal.org

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                                                                May 14th 2011

                                                                student loans? bad credit?

                                                                how can I do a student loan with bad credit and no co-signor?
                                                                I have done FAFSA and been approved and a was granted an award for most of the tuition i just need a student loan on top of everything for bills, books, etc. does the school help u with that? I feel like I have been waiting forever for the financial aid office to aid me in anything!


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                                                                  May 13th 2011

                                                                  DEBT CONSOLIDATION LOANS-FREE INFO

                                                                  You may be drowning in debt or feeling like you need to consolidate your debt. You can find free info to help you at debt.my-simple.info. All information is 100% free.

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                                                                    May 13th 2011

                                                                    Are there student loans or education loans for training programs?

                                                                    Are there any loans that a student can receive to pay for certificate programs? Like CNA HHA and other fast courses. If so, what are they? Where to apply for them? Who offers them? Thanks!


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                                                                      May 13th 2011

                                                                      Can someone give me advice about private student loan consolidation?

                                                                      I currently have Sallie Mae loans. As many of you know they will take you to the bank on interest and other fees. Does anyone have any advice on who might be willing to consolidate these god awful private loans. I don’t want to be in debt forever! Any great advice is greatly appreciated!


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