Tera Burbank and her husband, John Clark, are construction workers who have been out of work for more than a year. The Henderson residents live off unemployment and student loans. View full post on All Stories
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Henderson family struggles with job loss, foreclosure threat
Posted by davidguide on March 20th, 2011
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Comments OffMind Of Success – Surviving and Thriving under $165,000 of Personal Student Loans
Posted by davidguide on February 25th, 2011
Product DescriptionThis book is about being successful, despite financial odds. One could say it is about hope. I reflect on the difficulties of graduating college with over $165,000 in personal student loans and then going on to work for a fortune 50 company with a rapid 85% raise over 7 years. I talk about my [...]
Posted in Bad Credit Loan Tips Tags: agony, college, Debt, DescriptionThis, enormous debt, experiences, Fortune, fortune 50, graduating college, Loan, Odds, Personal, personal student, product, raise, student loan debt, student loans, Success, thriving Comments OffUniversityDecisions.com’s The Success Yearbook® Helps College Graduates Pay Off Loans
Posted by davidguide on November 30th, 2010
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Nov. 30, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — UniversityDecisions.com, a research and resource focused website for potential college students, is helping recent college graduates pay down student loans while highlighting the benefits of getting a college education. On December 1st 2010, Universit View full post on All Stories
Posted in subprime Lending Tags: Ariz., college, college education, college students, com, Graduates, Helps, Loans, Nov., PRNewswire, recent college, research, Resource, SCOTTSDALE, scottsdale ariz, student, student loans, Success, UniversityDecisions, UniversityDecisions.com's, Website, Yearbook® Comments OffCal State trustees approve 15% tuition increase
Posted by davidguide on November 11th, 2010
Funds from the two-step hike will be used to add enrollment and classes, officials say. But students say they will be forced to take out additional student loans or defer their educations. As dozens of students protested, the California State University governing board Wednesday approved a two-step, 15% increase in tuition, saying it would use [...]
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Posted by davidguide on November 6th, 2010
Consumer borrowing increased in September for the first time since January even though the category that includes credit cards dropped for a record 25th-straight month. The rise in credit came from the category that includes student loans. View full post on All Stories
NI graduates face higher loans
Posted by davidguide on October 11th, 2010
Government proposals to ask all but the poorest graduates in England to pay a “market” rate of interest on their student loans could affect NI students. View full post on All Stories
Posted in subprime Lending Tags: England, face, Government, government proposals, Graduates, higher, Interest, Loans, market, post, rate, rate of interest, Stories, student, student loans, View Comments OffHigh-paid grads may pay higher interest
Posted by davidguide on October 10th, 2010
LONDON, Oct. 9 (UPI) — The British government plans to introduce “tiered” interest rates for student loans, with big earners paying more, sources tell The Daily Telegraph. View full post on All Stories
Posted in subprime Lending Tags: british government, Daily, daily telegraph, earners, Government, grads, higher, Highpaid, Interest, interest rates, London, Oct, post, Stories, student, student loans, Telegraph, UPI, View Comments OffLoan Fees Hike For High Earning Graduates
Posted by davidguide on October 9th, 2010
Graduates with high-paid jobs will be charged more for their student loans than those who earn a lower wage under controversial new plans. View full post on All Stories
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Posted by Gibran Selman on December 8th, 2009
The reasons why students choose to use a loan in order to consolidate their debts, and why it is a good idea.
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