Of the huge number of videos available about private student loans here is one which I particularly liked.
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Question posed by Dominique: What lenders offer private student loans, when the school isn’t on the banks loan list?
I found an art school that i want to go to, but they don’t accept financial aid and i can afford to pay the tuition on my own. Most of the banks i have looked at have a school list that they offer private loans too, and my school is not on any of the lists. So I was wondering if anybody knew of any lenders that don’t have a school list and are open to all colleges/ technical schools (Sf bay area)
My chosen answer:
Answer by matt m-h Try a credit union.
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Question posed by Shytye: Do federal student loans have to be paid back?
I wanna know what my options are when trying to pay for my college education this coming fall semester. I know about scholorship and private student loans already.
The best answer:
Answer by talismb Of course they have to be paid back…that’s why they are called loans.
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Question posed by majax79: Liklihood of chapter 7 bankruptcy for students with private student loans?
I’m not asking for your opinion on wether or not private student loans should be allowed to be written off in chapter 7 bankruptcy.
I’m asking what is the liklihood that it will be an amendment anytime soon?
I’m curious because the democrats voted for that very amendment in Februrary 2008. Republicans voted against it overwhelmingly and were the majority so it was removed.
The No 1 answer:
Answer by Suddenly Human My opinion, or all it’s worth. Bankruptcy laws will never be changed to allow more to try to get out of paying them back.
Private AND federal. If the hint of this is even smelled, it will become impossible to get them.. which you know,
Question by blake1580: I have defaulted on my federal student loans?
I now am finding that I need to further my education. But at this point cannot afford tuition and books. Is there a program that will allow to borrow money for tuition, books even though my past student loans have defaulted?
Most comprehensive answer:
Answer by me The chances are slim…depends on if you are currently paying them back again.. how long ago did you default?
Question posed by nroden2004: When should I apply for private student loans?
I have scholarships and federal loans but I still need a little bit of private money to fill the gap for the 08-09 school year. When should I begin to apply for private loans.
Most comprehensive answer:
Answer by Honest Q 4 Honest A Ugh don’t do it. I know sometimes there is no way around it. I always seemed to come up short and I am a cheapskate. Now I am regretting taking out loans. My advice go to a community college. You’ll get better education for half the cost.
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Question posed by courtney!: Can someone please explain how financial aid and student loans work?
I have no idea what I’m doing, I’m trying to get into a university. I recently withdrew from a local technical program due to the lack of competence of one of the instructors. When I first started at the Technical School I had little knowledge about financial aid and student loans, this time I want to be fully prepared. Can someone explain to me how financial aid and student loans work? I have filled out a fafsa, and have to change my school code for the new school I’ll be attending. Also, what else should I be doing to get more money for my education?
The top answer:
Answer by Tommy call dept of education
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A question from Gone: Is there a statute of limitations of Federal Student Loans?
I have a client that has a disabled son. He only gets Social Security, which is exempt.
The student loan is from 1992, I know there is a statute of limitation of 6 years in Washington, but I am nt sure if it applies to Fredeal Student Loans.
The best answer:
Answer by echo There is no SOL on government / government backed debts – state or federal.
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