Are student loan consolidation companies legit.?
Aug 31
navigating student life intelligently…….
Aug 31
Student Loans Q&A interest rate, sallie mae, stafford subsidized loans 3 Comments
I took out Stafford subsidized loans each year I was in college through Sallie Mae. Interest rate is now 8%. Is it possible to consolidate?
I already make one payment through Sallie Mae
Aug 31
Student Loans Q&A amp, banks, chase, co signer, credit score, experiences, graduation, interest rates, loan repayment options, middle category, private loans, private student loan consolidation, student loan consolidation, student loan consolidations, student loan repayment, student loan repayment options, wells fargo 1 Comment
I graduate December 2010. So in 1 1/2 years. I’m praying & hoping that things get better, so my student loan repayment options are better.
I will have k in federal & another k in private loans. I checked my credit & all accounts are in good standing (not sure of my score). I have a great co-signer (750 credit score & k income). This has helped me fall in the middle category in interest rates of private loans.
I want to be able to consolidate my loans after graduation. Still a while away, but better to plan right? I’m consolidating them separately. I was wondering for the private student loan consolidation, with my co-signer, would it be hard to get qualified? Anyone have experiences they want to share? Right now I think only Wells Fargo & Chase are offering private student loan consolidations. Let me know please
I hope more banks will be able to offer this program again as time goes on.
Aug 31
Student Loans Q&A lending institution, sandiego ca, Student Loans Q&A, waples st 2 Comments
This is a lending firm for student loans is it an accreditated lending institution? Main office located @ 9477 Waples St. Suite 100 in SanDiego, Ca 92121
Aug 30
Scholarships and financial aid arc, canada revenue agency, cra, p105, p55, parents, tax forms 2 Comments
The person is not working, lives with his/her parents, never gets the tax forms from the government. Should he/she do her taxes?
The person is not working, lives with his/her parents, never gets the tax forms from the government. Should he/she do her taxes?
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Update: Thanks.
According to the Canada Revenue Agency, it says you don’t have to. . . . but their rules are so confusing (at least to me).
For future references to other students, I will post this link.
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/p105/p105-e.html#P55_933
Aug 30
Student Loans Q&A 10 years 2 Comments
as far as time goes? 10 years? 20 years? 30 years?
What is the longest?
Aug 30
Student Loans Q&A lending institution, private loans 4 Comments
Also i was wondering if there is a bank or lending institution that would consolidate both federal and private loans into one loan?
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