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		<title>Am I Eligible For Student Loan Debt Consolidation?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Jun 2010 18:48:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As a student who has taken admission in college for the first time or as parents who are planning to send their child to college, you can’t help but cringe, when you have to purchase textbooks worth thousand dollars or when you receive a bill for tuition fees. The rise in expenses associated with college [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>As a student who has taken admission in college for the first time or as parents who are planning to send their child to college, you can’t help but cringe, when you have to purchase textbooks worth thousand dollars or when you receive a bill for tuition fees. The rise in expenses associated with college education in United States has led to increase in demand for student loans. This has, in turn, increased the requirement for student loan consolidation services. Students, whether pursuing their studies in a graduate school or studying abroad have accrued huge debts, much beyond, what was considered reasonable, a few years back. Student loans have lower than normal interest rates and very flexible payment terms. This is because these loans are specifically meant for the people who are not employed.<br/><br/>But even with such low interest rates and convenient pay-back terms, many students may find it difficult to pay these loans as per the payment schedule. Student Debt Consolidation programs are customized to assist the students in managing their loans and thereby helping them to avoid defaulting on their debts.<br/><br/>There are debt consolidation agencies which are specially meant to manage debt problems of the students.<br/><br/>Basic Types of Loans<br/><br/>Student loans can be classified into federal and private. If you are one of those students who have taken both types of loans it is strongly recommended that you do not consolidate these two loans into one. Out of these two loans, only loans classified as federal can be refinanced as they are backed by the government. You should package all the federal loans into one and solve them before heading for the private loans. Private loans are mostly unsecured in nature therefore they charge interest rate which is higher than federal loans.<br/><br/>Criteria for Consolidation<br/><br/>If you would like to go for consolidation of your student loan, you will need to meet certain criteria. Firstly, it is required that either you should be out of the school or college and be in what is defined as the “grace period” of your loan or you must have already started repaying the loan in order to take advantage of student debt consolidation service. When you get in touch with a consolidation agency providing service to students, you must begin by asking them to get in touch with your creditors.<br/><br/>The agency will negotiate with these creditors and convince them to reduce rate of interest as well as your monthly payment. The repayment of your student loan has a direct impact on your prospects of taking loans in future, as is the case in any other type of loan. In case your student loan becomes more than 85% of total monthly income earned by you, it will be assessed as a negative score for any future loans. This emphasizes the importance of timely repayment of your student loan and its effect on your future decisions of borrowing money. Based on their evaluation of your financial position and repayment schedules, some debt consolidation agencies can qualify you for further debt reduction programs. These addition reduction programs assist you in many ways, most important of which is reduction in your interest rates. They also include savings made during grace period, automated direct debit payment and on time payments.<br/><br/>Beware<br/><br/>It is very important to state here that not all consolidation companies are genuine in nature. Therefore, you must apply to the consolidation company which is a famous company with credentials to support. Ignoring this advice may lead to substantial increase in your problems as such illegal companies will lead to higher debts.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>John J. Baker							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Student Loan Unemployed &#8211; Serving Student&#8217;s Needs</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Apr 2010 04:34:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A salaried job does not comfort students who are pursuing full time education. The technological advancement in the field of education has made higher education a bit costlier. Under these circumstances student loan unemployed comes to their rescue by arranging funds for their education. As these loans are for education they are usually given at [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>A salaried job does not comfort students who are pursuing full time education. The technological advancement in the field of education has made higher education a bit costlier. Under these circumstances student loan unemployed comes to their rescue by arranging funds for their education. As these loans are for education they are usually given at low rate of interest. Students normally take such loans for a period and amount depending upon their need. These loans can also supplement scholarships, grants and personal savings.<br/><br/>The moment you provide the evidence of your unemployment, you are eligible for student unemployed loans. These loans are going to fund you for under graduate, graduate or post graduate education. More over, unemployed parents can also apply for student loan unemployed for their child. Student loan leaves you free from all hassles of managing funds for your studies as it covers the cost of paying tuition fees, books, computer, boarding, student travel etc.<br/><br/>There are mainly three types of student loan unemployed depending on their source: government student loans, parent student loans and private students loan. Government student loans are issued by the Department of Education and are granted directly to the students. The students need to repay the loan with interest when their studies get over. They usually have a low interest rate. The amount of money a student can borrow is decided by the lender. Parent student loans are issued to the parents of dependent students. So the parent has to make the repayments on completion of his/her child&#8217;s study. Private Student Loans are issued by private institutions like banks, lenders, etc. Like other types of student loans they finance the studies of the student by granting a loan, which is to be repaid on completion of the studies. Here rate of interest is higher than the government student loans.<br/><br/>There are various lenders whom you can choose to take loan from. Their interest rates may vary and they may be providing certain benefits which can suit your needs. Care should be taken in respect of amount of loan, take the amount that you need, to avoid future inconvenience.<br/><br/>Summary<br/><br/>Student loan unemployed are meant to provide monetary assistance to students pursuing higher studies. These loans come in various manifestations and one should choose whatever suits him. The repayment starts after one is employed so this is a soothing issue.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Steve C Clark							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Parents And Student Needs &#8211; Fulfilling Student Loan Requirements</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Apr 2010 06:11:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Parents usually find it difficult to finance their children&#8217;s education if they are in bad credit. A few student loans can help parents to get over this problem. For the students attending or are in the process of attending college, student loan help in paying their tuition fees.Similarly, a student loan for parents is tailor-made [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Parents usually find it difficult to finance their children&#8217;s education if they are in bad credit. A few student loans can help parents to get over this problem. For the students attending or are in the process of attending college, student loan help in paying their tuition fees.<br/><br/>Similarly, a student loan for parents is tailor-made for their needs to provide proper higher education for their children. The loan is offering in the name of the parent either through a state or government financial body.<br/><br/>A common parent student loan is Federal parent plus plan which provides monetary support to the parents whose children want to pursue higher education. This loan is offered based on the financial status, credit history and income of the parent.<br/><br/>Another option is the Stafford loan for parents which don&#8217;t require any credit limit. If the student is eligible for financial aid or scholarships or subsidized loans, he/she can opt for it. Parents can even cosign for their children&#8217;s student loans in spite of being in bad credit, if they have steady income and a proper employment record to compensate for any credit problems.<br/><br/>Being a cosign for a student loan can help a parent in spite of being in bad credit because lenders can analyze that they are backing their children and might even offer lesser interest rates and processing fees.<br/><br/>Parents can opt for a Federal PLUS loan for graduate students with less credit requirements and can help their ward with other expenditure like day-to-day expenses, textbooks, and supplies with the help of credit card or their saving.<br/><br/>Another way to boost the credit rating is opting for a collateral loan and repaying it. Other options which can be considered along with student loan are mortgaging house or car or a home equity loan to help pay student&#8217;s education costs.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Adia O&#39;Hara							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Fast Student Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Mar 2010 12:40:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fast student loans are provided to students who require cash for unexpected tuition fees or living expenses. These loans are especially useful for students who are staying away from home or have no other way to support themselves. Fast student loans provide handy cash quickly, when the students need it the most.Fast student loans also [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Fast student loans are provided to students who require cash for unexpected tuition fees or living expenses. These loans are especially useful for students who are staying away from home or have no other way to support themselves. Fast student loans provide handy cash quickly, when the students need it the most.<br/><br/>Fast student loans also offer the convenience of a direct electronic deposit into the borrower&#8217;s account. This avoids the unnecessary trip to the lender to collect the cash or check. They also have the freedom to use this amount as they like, without providing an account of the expenditure to the lender. The loans are short-term and students are expected to repay the loan in thirty days.<br/><br/>The price of the convenience is quite high, as the rate of interest can be anywhere between fifteen to thirty dollars, for every hundred dollars of the loan amount. There is also an option of loan extension available. However, this extension will also mean an additional charge, along with the usual interest charges and service fees. Some students might find these loans a little heavy on their pockets, as there are no installments in the repayment. The whole amount has to be paid on the date of maturity, with service charges of the lending company.<br/><br/>Students must avoid taking a fast student loan for an amount or for more than necessary. Over spending and going beyond the budget will only result in messing up the expenses of the next month as well. However, lending companies do, at times, provide concession on the interest rates for students. They also insist on certain courses and in some cases, may require a co-signor. Fast student loans are available after furnishing the college identity cards for the current term and meeting the other requirements of the lender.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Max Bellamy							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Bank One Student Loans &#8211; Why is it That Many Students Are Attracted to Bank One</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:20:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chase is among the leading online companies that offer student loans for those with financial problems. Student loans are not new in the market and in fact, with the rising cost of college education, more and more lenders are now entering the scene. Chase is already an established and well-known company, which provides different kinds [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Chase is among the leading online companies that offer student loans for those with financial problems. Student loans are not new in the market and in fact, with the rising cost of college education, more and more lenders are now entering the scene. Chase is already an established and well-known company, which provides different kinds of student loans that can meet the needs of different individuals including the Bank One student loans.<br/><br/>What is the Bank One student loan? Well, it is another term that also refers to Education One. Bank One is a student loan offered to students who are still problematic about their college education. Oftentimes, students have existing student loans but despite the loan they got, they still can&#8217;t pay the total amount of school and tuition fees. The best answer to that &#8216;financial gap&#8217; is Bank One. Keep in mind that Chase is a private company and so the student loans that you can obtain are private in nature and are not funded by the federal government. But a good thing about these Bank One loans is that the repayment schemes are similar to that of the federal or government student loans.<br/><br/>If you think that you will be able to finish college by securing another student loan, make sure that you get Bank One offered by Chase. The loans are of different types and so you can be sure that your needs will be answered. Whether you&#8217;re a graduating student, an undergrad, a technical student, or a trade school student.<br/><br/>Why is it that many students are attracted to Bank One? One of the evident reasons is that the loan amount is not sent to the university or campus but rather, to the individual or student. You&#8217;re free to use the loan amount for school related expenditures like dorm fees, food, books, and other payments. You can spend the money on anything that is related to educational expenses.<br/><br/>If you finally decide to apply for a Bank One loan at Chase, you can make the special arrangements with the company. Most students will want to settle their loans after they graduate or after they find a good job (probably around 6 months after graduation). This means that you will not have any worries while you&#8217;re studying because the repayment of the loan will start after you&#8217;ve finished your degree.<br/><br/>Most student loans require students to get school certifications first but with Bank One, the loan amount and the interest rate will be based primarily on your credit records and the amount of money you will need to finance your schooling. If this is your first time to secure a student loan or if you have a bad credit reputation, you need to get a cosigner, which can be your parents or guardian. By doing so, you can expect a much lower interest charge.<br/><br/>As mentioned earlier, repayment of the loan can be deferred. The interest incurred will be paid together with the loan amount after you graduate. Some students also pay off the interests first while they are studying so that the amount will not build up. Bank One student loans can also be customized. Comply with the necessary requirements and documentation so that your loan can be granted in no time.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Tony Pescatore							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Direct Education Loans &#8211; Direct, Low-Cost Funds For Your Studies</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:02:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Education is the route to a successful future but it can be pretty expensive. While picturing school life or college life, many fail to consider that it is not just the books, hostel fees and tuition fees for which you need money. Miscellaneous purchases have to be made throughout the year; commutation charges, mess fees, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Education is the route to a successful future but it can be pretty expensive. While picturing school life or college life, many fail to consider that it is not just the books, hostel fees and tuition fees for which you need money. Miscellaneous purchases have to be made throughout the year; commutation charges, mess fees, computer bills and even recreational activities have to be included in the budget. They cannot be taken lightly. Many aspiring students who cannot afford the total expense on their own have to rely on loans. Private lending companies however tend to charge high interest rates which cause more burdens on you. A direct education loan seems a more affordable option.<br/><br/>Direct education loans are state funded lending programs available for students. It is provided to you or your parents directly from the government without the involvement of a third party. It can be taken no matter what course of study you are pursuing- graduate or undergraduate; vocational, arts, commerce, science or business. Direct education loans cover most of the expenses that may be incurred in an average student&#8217;s life:<br/><br/>•	Purchase of books and stationery <br />•	Rent/ hostel fees <br />•	Library fees, tuition fees and mess fees <br />•	Medical treatments <br />•	Travel expenses.<br/><br/>Direct education loans provide an amount in the range of £750 to £20,000 per year or a maximum of £65,000 for the whole course. 6 months after the completion of your course, you have to start repaying the loan. Repayment term will depend on the amount that you are borrowing. So, during this grace period, you can utilize the time to look for a job.<br/><br/>Direct education loans are preferable options mainly due to their affordability. You are borrowing from the government funds and so, the interest rates are cheaper than those on student loans provided by private institutions. What&#8217;s more, you do not have to provide collateral.<br/><br/>Direct education loans are easy to find. You can take the help of the student loan counselor in your school or college. He will provide you the brochures and reading materials. You can check out the full terms and conditions through these papers and select a viable program.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Henry R Bell							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Using A Non-Teri Private Student Loan to Complete Your Education</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Dec 2009 14:15:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the business world the importance of college education is unmatched, especially now that a good stable job is hard to find. Most companies will seek potential employees that have a good educational background and related working experience.Now days the cost of an education is beyond the means of the common man or woman. Many [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>In the business world the importance of college education is unmatched, especially now that a good stable job is hard to find. Most companies will seek potential employees that have a good educational background and related working experience.<br/><br/>Now days the cost of an education is beyond the means of the common man or woman. Many college students seek and apply for loans and grants to pay for their education. A student needs consistent source of funds to sustain his education. There are also a lot of other fees to be paid besides the usual tuition fees. In addition there are housing, food and transportation costs associated with attending a university or college. Do you want to know the good news? There are profit and non-profit funding institutions, who are dedicated to extending the opportunity of getting college education to those who are not financially stable. Besides federal student loans, private student loans are also available. Non-Teri private student loans are one of the most common and popular credit based loan programs available.<br/><br/>Private student loans are credit-based, unlike other student loans which are non-credit based. Examples of these non-credit based loans are Stafford Loans and Perkins Loans. They do not look at the existing credit of the student who is filing for the loan. This is very important since many college students do not have the work or economic history to establish any credit history. This also means having bad credit status is irrelevant. These kinds of loans are a great opportunity for those who want to go to college but already have poor credit.<br/><br/>Because of the fact that Non-Teri student loans are credit-based, students who are interested must find someone who has great credit and is willing to act as a cosigner. This will boost the student&#8217;s chance of getting their applications approved when applying for the loan. It is better to find a cosigner who has good credit status because if a student applies for a student loan and gets declined, it may appear in the student&#8217;s credit report. Of course most students will use the credit history of their parents to apply for the loan, In fact the most common cosigner for credit based education loans are parents or grandparents of the student.<br/><br/>If you already have one or more student loans on the books you may want to consider a loan consolidation. A loan consolidation will have the benefit of improving your credit score. Seeking student loan consolidation advice from your financial institution or your university service center is a wise investment in time. A consolidation makes it easier to manage debts through lower monthly repayments. In addition a student can usually negotiate a lower interest rate when applying for a consolidated student loan.<br/><br/>Interesting enough, there are a number of other credit based student loans available besides Non-Teri private student loans. It will pay you to do your homework in researching all student loan opportunities. The student may be surprised by all the organizations that are willing to extend college education benefits.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Jim Kesel							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Bad Credit Private Student Loans &#8211; Helping You Study Well</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is your record of making faults towards payment of old loans is creating hindrance in your way of pursuing higher education? The expenditure of education is soaring higher every year. Therefore, taking a loan for higher studies has become inevitable. But what about those people who are suffering from the blemished history? Bad credit private [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>Is your record of making faults towards payment of old loans is creating hindrance in your way of pursuing higher education? The expenditure of education is soaring higher every year. Therefore, taking a loan for higher studies has become inevitable. But what about those people who are suffering from the blemished history? Bad credit private student loans are basically designed for those students, who are not fortunate enough to find scholarships.<br/><br/>These loans are provided to the borrowers, who have late payments, arrears or defaults in their names. These are most flexible loans when it comes to repayment of the loan amount. The rate of interest is usually higher, as compared to any other loan. Usually, with other loans, your credit record holds utmost importance. But with bad credit private student loans, you can get approved in spite of the blemished record. All you need to do is search properly to find the best rates.<br/><br/>Preliminaries<br/><br/>One thing that needs consideration is the loan amount . Always borrow up to a limit, which you require and can repay easily. First of all, calculate the loan amount; you may need for your educational purpose. It may include text books expenses, hostel charges, tuition fees etc. You can make a list of expenditures and try to find more than one source of income. Take due care of expenses by keeping it as low as possible.<br/><br/>Specifications<br/><br/>The repayment term for bad credit private student loans is usually up to 20 years. If you are planning to extend the term of repayment, it might affect rates of interest. So, think twice before planning any such thing. You should consolidate your debts before applying for the loans. To improve your rating, you need to have discipline and control over your finances. Search through various online sources for bad credit private student loans. Compare the various quotes and crack the best deal.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Steve C Clark							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Private Student Loans &#8211; A Parent&#8217;s Best Choice?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The common notion that buying a home is your largest expenditure a parent would ever purchase is not really true. College education if it is not the largest will come in very close next to your home purchase. Parents who want to secure private student loans will have the daunting task of obtaining student loans [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/>The common notion that buying a home is your largest expenditure a parent would ever purchase is not really true. College education if it is not the largest will come in very close next to your home purchase. Parents who want to secure private student loans will have the daunting task of obtaining student loans for their sons and daughters education. Avoid the big mistake of saving later or waiting until you are financially capable.<br/><br/>The key in planning for your children&#8217;s education is planning in advance. Your sons and daughters educational funding should be well planned. Always consider the source of funds on top of your personal savings. Always budget for every single expenses that you do to avoid over spending. When calculating for college cost and expenses, there is COA which is generally referred to as cost of attendance.<br/><br/>The COA consists of five significant items you need to understand in calculating college costs. These consist of; tuition fees, room and board, transportation, book supplies, and allowable personal expenses. Two times a year the federal government recalculates the COA for each college and then adjust to inflation. The government uses the COA figures to determine your childs particular financial need come financial aid time.<br/><br/>If you are a parent and cannot afford to fund your sons and daughters college there are many options available to you. Stafford Loans are low interest rate loans borrowed in the students own name. There is no credit report review. Co-signers are not required. The funds for Stafford Loans are provided by private lenders and are subsidized and guaranteed by the Federal government.<br/><br/>Federal Stafford Loans, is available to both undergraduate and graduate students, are one of the surpassingly affordable ways to pay for school. Private student loan is another way of getting a higher education. These loans come in unsecured and credit based loan which can be used for any education related expenses. Covered in this type of private student loans includes your tuition fees, books, room and board and even your new laptop computer.<br/><br/>Repayment for private student loan does not start until six months after you graduate. To some parents they may cosign to help increase the qualification chances and increase the loan amount. Some financial lending institutions offers can be obtained through online applications. You can borrow between $1,000 to $40,000 per year. You can have the money sent to you in two days. No financial aid forms required and no school certifications are required. They also have flexible repayment terms.<br/><br/>Do not be desperate if you are a parent. There are many options for you to take. All you have to do is go online and inquire which the best that suits your predicament.<br/><br/>Private student loans can be easily obtained if you are serious about it. Just make sure to take care of your student loans and do not spend it somewhere else to avoid problems later on.<br/><br/><em>By: <strong>Shellaine Enfesta							</a></strong></em><br/><br/></p>
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