Q: “I need to borrow more than $100,000 for a four‑year degree; where can I get a student loan?” A reader of AskTheMoneyCoach.com recently wanted some financial advice regarding her son, who will be attending a university in the fall. He’s going to need to get a loan for at least $110,000 for his degree. […]
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Q: “I’m going crazy trying to pay my husband’s student loans off. He got three loans in the 1980s at eight percent. He has done several deferments and has acquired thousands in interest. I was behind several times, but I have everything current now. I consolidated the three loans and want to get a lower
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In the current economic environment, one impact of the credit crunch is that it’s getting harder than ever to obtain loans of all kinds, including student loans. Unfortunately, millions of Americans rely on loans to pay for a college education. That’s why roughly $730 billion in federal and private student loans are outstanding, and only 40 percent of it is currently being repaid, according to FinAid.org, which tracks student loans.
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If you’ve run out of financial aid but still have semesters left before graduating, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options either. Many students face gaps in funding and wonder whether private student loans are the next step. The truth is, running out of aid doesn’t have to stop your college journey. You just
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