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Is there any efficient way to quickly paydown student loan debts?


Question by Accounting Question: Is there any efficient way to quickly paydown student loan debts?


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Answer by FinAidGuy
Yes, there is. You pay more than the minimum payment. Pay as much as you can. Pay LOTS. This is a quick way.



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Debt Consolidation Loans Launched Especially for People with Bad Credit History


Debt Consolidation Loans Launched Especially for People with Bad Credit History

(PRWEB) October 17, 2005

Among the very few loan providers that specialize in debt consolidation loans, Easy-Debt-Consolidations holds a place of prominence. Debt consolidation loan for people with bad credit history is a new product that has emerged from the group that is regarded as one of the best in the UK.

People with bad credit will reminisce a plenty of occasions when they have been refused debt consolidation loans because their imputed report revealed lesser credibility. This only worsened their situation. Easy-Debt-Consolidations puts aside the credit accounting while deciding eligibility for debt consolidation loans.

An official at Easy-Debt-Consolidations expressed his appreciation for the product in the following formulating, “by introducing debt consolidation loans for people with bad credit history, Easy-Debt-Consolidations has only responded to the need of the time. There is a large majority of people who will benefit from the financial product”. In tell to eliminate doubts of people regarding the rate of interest and other termed, he said “borrowers tin expect terms to be in sync with the best loan providers in the UK.”

Financial products for debt consolidation and debt management from Easy-Debt-Consolidations are readily available and identical popular. Easy-Debt-consolidations expects a similar response to debt consolidation loans for bad credit. Other financial products include credit card debt consolidation loans, assigning counselling, debt counselling, etc.

Allow Easy-Debt-Consolidations to rid you of debts. Contact representatives of Easy-Debt-Consolidations through http://www.easy-debt-consolidations.co.uk.

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Q&A: Why can’t the government help teachers by forgiving thier student loan debts accrued for masters degrees?


Question by Christine H: Why can’t the government help teachers by forgiving thier student loan debts accrued for masters degrees?
In the state of AZ, I had to get my masters degree in order to keep my teaching degree. I had to pay for it and I have never been able to pay it back. I even had to move to NC to receive a $ 8000 subsidize raise so that I could buy groceries for myself and my daughter as we were not making it in AZ during McCain’s reign although he had promised much.

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Answer by Scott84
Because we are not a socialist state, every one has to pay there own way.Arizona has some of the lowest pay rates for teachers, If I were one, that wouldn’t be the tell I would teach at.Arizona has some of the lowest wages in the country, I would not live there.



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Student Loan Consolidation Provides Substantial Savings for Recent Graduates


Student Loan Consolidation Provides Substantial Savings for Recent Graduates

Quincy, MA (PRWEB) October 31, 2006

As spring 2006 college graduates approach the end of their six month federal student loan grace period, they will be faced with repaying their federal student loans at a time when student loan debt has never been greater. Student loan consolidation holds out the promise for recent graduates to lower their monthly student loan payments up to 60% and reap additional interest rate savings — but only if they act quickly, before their grace periods end.

Federal student loan consolidation is a refinancing program that combines multiple federal student loans into a single loan, locks the interest rate, and lowers the monthly payment. Graduates can consolidate their federal student loans at any time after graduation, but doing so in the first six months after graduation gives graduates an additional discount of .6% off their interest rate. Consolidation has grown significantly over the past 12 months due to July 1st interest rate changes and legislative changed written to permit borrowers to consolidate with any lender they choose.

Jonathan Rudy, director of loan consolidation services at http://www.studentloanconsolidator.com recommends that 2006 graduates file their consolidation application immediately. “All 2006 spring graduates who have not consolidated their lend yet necessitate to submit an application right away. The .6% interest rate discount for consolidating during their grace period translates into huge savings throughout the term of repayment. In one recent example, a student was able to save an additional $ 49 per month, which over the life of their loan translated into an additional $ 17,640 in savings.” (1)

Mr. Rudy also states that college graduates are faced with a staggering financial burden after graduation. “With post-grad living expenses including moving costs, rent and car payments, student loan consolidation makes great financial sense for anyone trying to build a manageable budget. Having multiple large student loan payments each month only adds to the growing pile of bills — consolidation can cut monthly student loan payments in half.”

Christopher Penn, host of the popular Financial Aid Podcast internet radio show, commented, “Federal student loan consolidation with StudentLoanConsolidator.com is the ideal tool for managing your student loan payments. You need a couple of years after graduation to get on your feet financially, and being able to cut your loan payments in half while you’re getting started can be a huge advantage. Once you’re on your feet, you can make additional or larger payments with no early or extra repayment penalties.”

Mr. Rudy encourages all student loan borrowers, including parents with federal PLUS loans, to file a free application for consolidation right away. Students and parents can visit http://www.StudentLoanConsolidator.com or call toll free (877) 328-1565 to learn more and apply.

StudentLoanConsolidator.com is a service of the Student Loan Network, one of the nation’s fastest growing providers of student loans and related information. The Student Loan Network is based in Quincy, Massachusetts. Visit them on the web at http://www.StudentLoanNetwork.com for more information.

(1) A student with $ 115,000 in federal student loans compared consolidation at 6.54% and 7.14% over a 30 year term.

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Q&A: Has anyone ever been helped by First Choice Lending or by Lending Tree to consolidate debts?


Question by cocoa: Has anyone ever been helped by First Choice Lending or by Lending Tree to consolidate debts?
Some roasted called my mom from First Choice Lending about helping her with debts. How did they get her number? Is it a scam? I heard of Lending Tree, can they help me even if i have a score of 500 and owe about $ 10,000 that I am in debt flop now.

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Answer by Richard H
Talk with a financial analyst/advisor/planner about the situation. They tin take a look at your situation and give you a better answer.I have found that many times, a debt consolidation loan is not always the best answer. Especially with a score that low.If you are in the DFW/TX area, please email me and I would be more than happy to see what I can do.rjhancock at mac dot com—-Be wary of CCCS. Most credit counseling serviced I have heard about end up making your credit worse. The creditors still call you for the money while CCCS has a history of late payments. Have had 2 family members go through this.



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