Posted by admin on April 9, 2010 at 3:16 am
I can always pay anywhere from $100-$300 a month to pay it off.. I just really need somebody to help me….I’m trying to use most of the loan for school and bill consolidation. I was already contacted by some loan shark..who i looked up and was already called a scammer by several people. But please some one help!!! This is really stressful, trying to get things done when you have no money. Thanks in advance!
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Posted by admin on April 7, 2010 at 2:22 pm
We are looking at buying an existing franchise. The franchise currently has a loan. My husband and I want to start an LLC and then loan the LLC the money to buy the franchise. Can we do this? If so, how do we do this and who should we ask to help us?
Thanks in advance!
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Posted by admin on April 6, 2010 at 3:15 pm
I had about $160k in debt from college and medical school. I did a federal loan consolidation when I started my 4 year residency and chose the 4 year interest only repayment plan. Now I would like to further specialize in my field of medicine by going into fellowship training. Is there a way to continue to defer the payment of principle or do some other kind of minimum payment until I finish fellowship in another 3 years?
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Posted by admin on March 31, 2010 at 9:14 am
I’m graduating at the end of the semester.
I’ve worked my entire way through school.
My wife and I have one son and another on the way.
We’re finding it hard to make ends meet and I’m pretty sure my degree won’t get me a better job after graduation.
I plan on getting into grad school, but it is so expensive to apply everywhere and I don’t have the $1,000 or more I will need to apply to the various schools I chose.
I hear of many college students getting large loans to cover all of their debt to consolidate everything they owe. They pay off credit cards, cars, etc. I know it’s only a temporary fix as you still have to pay everything off, but is it a good idea?
Plus, is there even any way I can get an education loan AFTER I graduate?
Is there such thing as a good, low rate education loan to help you get into grad school?
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Posted by admin on March 27, 2010 at 3:15 pm
I went to a one year trade school after grants and my money i put into it i owed 11,600.00 Dollars. I consolidated with sallie mae since i got the loans through them and after consolidateing onto a15yr plan i owed a little over 7000.00 in intrest.
My question i can i go to another company to get the intrest knocked down or illeminated for free.
Please let me know a website or a phone number because i,ll be paying like 6 years of just intrest. thanx
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Posted by admin on March 26, 2010 at 9:17 am
Hello,
I recently graduated from college, about a little over half a year ago, I am yet to consolidate any of my loans because i’m scarred to lock in my loans at some outrageous interest, my loans are as follows,around: 29,000 in federal 78,000 in private student loans, which would make my payments unconsolidated around 1500 a month, and i cant make that sort of payment nor I think anyone that has recently graduate can, I want to know if there is any place that i can consolidate both of these loans where I can actually make a payment. I do want to pay but I just cant make 1000 dollar payments every month. I’ve had no help with paying for my school nor from the government nor from my parents. what am I suppose to do? I did a forbearance on my loans but it ends at the end of this month and I still haven’t been able to find a lender that will consolidate my private loans at something affordable. Nor can I find any information on the internet.
wow nothing bust spammers posting….thanks
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Posted by admin on March 23, 2010 at 9:14 pm
my husband and I before we were married — each consolidated our student loans once on our own.
Is there anyway we could consolidate together? How does this work? Thank you?
and also if you go back to school can you consolidate again?
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Posted by admin on March 22, 2010 at 3:19 pm
i just graduated from a state school in pa a few weeks ago…ive been getting a lot in the mail about consolidating my student loans, does anyone know if this is a good idea? or is it just junk mail?
nope, not penn state…a school called slippery rock university of pa…which agencies did you folks use for the consolidation??
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Posted by admin on March 20, 2010 at 3:16 am
I have 7000 dollors of random credit card and medicall bills. My credit cards are already closed. I get calls from collection agencies threatning me. I am too woried. I am just overwhelmed. I don’t wanna eat, I don’t wanna slepp, I cannot focus on anything. I was out of job for long time and I was living alone that’s why I have lot of debt. Now I wanna pay them all. But don’t know where to start. All of my accounts are already badly closed.plz help me find some people who could pay everything and I could pay them back in simple monthly payment.
I am 21 yrs old and I really need help. I don’t wanna live with bad credit. I go to school and I make like 300 a week. Plz plz I need some advice from experts.
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Posted by admin on March 18, 2010 at 9:18 pm
I’m in the process of consolidating my loans but I’m a bit confused as to how loans work. I went over this stuff in high school but heck if I remember.
Anyway – the estimated total payment (interest+principal) comes out to 1.6 times my loan! For instance, if I owed $10,000 it is estimating that my total payment (interest + principal) will equal $16,000. So am I going to end up paying almost twice my loan in interest??
I don’t understand how the stated interest rate can be 5% yet it sounds like it’s true cost is 60%. Can anyone explain this to me?
Thanks
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