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    Money is a huge problem for students now a days going to college. Tuition costs are rising at alarmingly rates. Add that with eating out, shopping trips, gas for the car, the price of textbooks, not to mention dorm rooms for on campus students, and forget about out of state students you have a college student's worst nightmare. College students drop out of school each year because they cannot afford it. Others are forced to juggle full schedules with full time jobs to make ends meet. It is…

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    The Pros And Cons Of Subsidized Loans

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    To be eligible for these loans, students must be registered as a full time or part time student in an institution that is a part of the Direct Loan Program. Another requirement is that student must be in a program that will eventually lead to a certificate or degree. Subsidized Loans are offered to students’ based on individual needs, and this is decided based on the information given when completing FAFSA. Paul Basken states, “The federal government offers subsidized loans to college students…

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    school of which I feel proud to be a part. I have had fantastic times here and have found myself growing intellectually, socially and emotionally in way in which I could never have predicted. Despite this, I am deeply troubled by the issue of student debt due to the cost of tuition, both within Wayne State University (WSU), and within the country as a whole. I feel that this is an issue, which affects almost every aspect of student life and taints the overall experience of college. I write to…

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    Branavan Varathan 10/05/14 ENC 1101-U32 College Education in America College has always been part of the American dream. However, the rapid increase of tuition and other costs (housing, textbooks, loans etc.) has made going to college harder than ever. Now, more and more people are choosing not to go to college because of how expensive it is. Yet college degrees are valued so high and are important to many people. Countless people believe that the cost of a higher education in America is…

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    should pay their bills on time, keep credit balances low and/or maintain the debt to income ratio, and periodically check for any discrepancies on credit report. To begin with, consumers should be responsible by paying their bills on time when they borrow money. The borrower agreed to pay the money back in a timely manner usually for the agreed interest rate. The lender is entrusting the consumer to fulfill their obligation. For example, before the lender exchanges a loan amount or provide…

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    A Glimpse into Buying your First Home 1. Intro Envisioning your life after college began from the beginning you drew your first home. In elementary school, art skills are put to the test to bring the house we aspire to have out from our imaginations and onto a white rectangular sheet of paper. The teacher would ask everyone to raise their drawings up for the class to see. All were unique, yet most with the same nonchalant design: a square base, door, one or two windows, and triangular roof.…

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    Student Debt Analysis

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    Student debt in the United States is on a steady rise and has been for a considerable amount of time. Political newspaper The Economist has reported that the country’s student loan debt is exceeding $1.2 trillion as of June 2014. This alarming amount is in default due to over seven million debtors. Whether this is due to aimlessness or irresponsibility, many seem unable to find a way to pay back their student loans. The start of this problem originally occurs from the moment an aspiring student…

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    How Women Can Generate Income for Life During Retirement It is not unusual for women today to experience some fear and anxiety about retirement – many feel that they will not have the finances needed to retire comfortably. If this accurately describes the way that you feel about your circumstances, you may find comfort in the fact that you can take control of your finances and save the money you will need later in life. By cultivating an ongoing money stream, you can continue to earn and save…

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    can do in their lives. It impacts everything afterwards. It affects everything from quality of life to overall happiness. Although the cost of the degree continues to increase year after year, so do the benefits. The debt may be suffocating at first, but the degree is truly worth the debt. According to Nces.ed the median salary for adults twenty five through thirty four years old who worked full time was thirty four thousand dollars a year. according to UsDavis.edu the poverty line for a…

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    struggle to manage debt after graduation, and sometimes those who drop out and have to pay for an unreceived credit. Or so to speak. One such student and former assistant district attorney, author Robert Applebaum, wrote “Cancel Student Loan Debt to Stimulate the Economy” after he realized he could not support himself nor pay off his student loans while working as an assistant DA. Applebaum argues that student loan debt should be cancelled for the following reason: forgiving student loan debt…

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