Each year, Federal Student Aid disburses more than billion in federal aid to eligible students and their families for education beyond high school. This message is brought to you by the US Department of Education.
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www.DoughMain.com – How Can I Get A College Loan? Financial Education. Chores Tracker. Family Calendar. Allowance Yes, college is very expensive. Fortunately there are three basic types of loans that can help you pay your way through. The first type of loan is the Stafford Loan. Stafford Loans are from private lenders or the federal government, and YOU are responsible for paying it back. Then we have the PLUS loans, PLUS loans are for parents to take out and repay. Finally, there are always the private loans. You can receive a private loan from most banks. You should start by filling out your applications for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. About a month later, you will get a Student Aid Report, or SAR. This will tell you what you are expected to pay for college, and how much financial aid you are eligible for. Contact your school’s financial aid office to see about applying for loans and check with individual banks loans to find the best route for you.
Those student loans add up and can become a burden to us if we don’t plan in a smart way. Here’s Alan with some tips about our student loans. Get more financial tips with Thrifty Thursday and Financial Fitness with Alan Akina! Visit www.101financial.com
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This is the full five (5) hours of hour of the Fri27-Sat28 May 2011 espisode of Coast To Coast AM: www.CoastToCoastam.com -and the audio was recorded off the air by Youtube user MrSuperPotatoTomato www.youtube.com www.youtube.com PS: There appear to be gaps or breaks, but I had to put in audio that was missing — and I used the channel of www.youtube.com and audio from sources such as this link: www.youtube.com It is believed that this show is not posted in violation of copyright, based on a close scrutiny of the ‘Copyright’ link on Coast To Coast’s website: www.premiereinteractive.com which says in relevant part that I “may not, and agree that you will not, reproduce…products obtained from or through this Clear Channel Website, in whole or in part, without the express written permission of Clear Channel.” Since this was obtained off air (you can hear the sound quality of this file -and also another file from this user -which has the radio station’s FCC id, etc.), then it seems exempt. Furthermore, it is only a small part of the whole, and it’s believed this is covered by Fair Use. Lastly, since many others are posting much more than this small snippet, it seems that it is OK. Anyhow, here is what the show details: Comments: I normally don’t buy into conspiracies, but this one qualifies. See also the related clip on this channel. Student Loan Scam – Fri 27 – Sat 28 May 2011 Host: Ian Punnett Guests: Alan Collinge In the first hour, Ian Punnett welcomed the founder of …
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 …
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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You may be paying too much for student loans! Bill Quain, Ph.D., shows you how to avoid costly mistakes. Don’t be fooled by marketing tactics like deferred payments, flexible payments, or long-term loan agreements.
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Each year, Federal Student Aid disburses more than billion in federal aid to eligible students and their families for education beyond high school. This message is brought to you by the US Department of Education.
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www.financialaidpodcast.com http Financial aid expert Christopher Penn discusses the recent announcement by the Massachusetts Education Finance Authority (MEFA) and the sudden lack of MEFA private student loans.
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By carefully choosing student loans, grants, and scholarships as part of your entire college financial aid package, you can avoid going into heavy college debt. Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for US News, discusses financial aid tips to help in paying for college and minimizing student debt and the differences between private loans and federal college loans. For more college financial aid advice go to www.usnews.com
Suze explains how student loan crisis is looming as the next big thing. She says the real estate implosion and banking crisis including the credit crunch have not yet been dealt with well. She implores Congress to head this one off at the pass as our young people are being saddled with compounding interest at such a rate that very quickly the loans become insurmountable. The show took place on 1/24/09.