rainydayincome asked:

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Jennifer asked:


My parents recently got divorced and both have bad credit, and neither will be contributing money for me to go to college. I need to know what I need to be doing to get a loan so I can go to school in the fall. How do I get one when I have no credit history?

BBear asked:


I am getting a loan for college and I was wondering what I use it for exactly. I know tuition and books but do you buy your dorm stuff with it too?

Joey asked:


I need a small loan sent to me for about $2,000. What companies can send the check directly to me instead of sending it to financial aid ?

sniperskill50 asked:


Using Roth IRA to pay college expenses. I have a college loan and want to bring down monthly payments. One load is private loan at about 10%. I have money in my roth ira and i have heard in certain events you can withdrawal money such as for school. I am 24 and have about 60k saved up in the Roth IRA and am looking to take about 6k to pay this high interest loan. Could i do this? How would i go about doing it? I have had my Roth Ira since 2008.

patd9876 asked:


Since we’re living in this recession/global economic struggle, and with banks closing and all, will it be hard for me to get a college loan of about $3000-$4000 max in time for the upcoming fall semester?

bizzleness asked:


I have already applied, and qualify for federal aid but still can’t cover the full tuition of my school. Any advice will be much appreciated.

Stacey asked:


My husband is taking a few classes each semester for the next few years, including summers. Would we have to reapply for loans each new semester? Is there a good website to apply? THANKS!

jh_kim0319 asked:


I need to borrow money from private investors or the government to pay off about half of my tuition per year, (like 20,000 a year)
Can I actually borrow that much money as a student?

… asked:


I know it is a lot, but im stuck with it. I wish I could have made a better choice. I still have to back it back in about a year and a half and I am worried about it. How can I successfully do this? Advice? Tips? Dos? Donts? Any one with experience?