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    consider; rent-to-own, foreclosure forgiveness, FHA loans or hiring a Broker is just a few. Banks used to look at foreclosures as a black mark on your credit, however with the 2008/2009 crash; they don’t look at them as harshly as they once did. A few things to consider about these three options are: Rent-to-own: Is a term…

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    there company. Companies are provided with a few options when it comes to finding the cash needed to have an attempt to be successful. One option is to take out a loan, taking out loans means signing up for possible interest rates. Loans are provided to businesses based on the value and its ability to repay the loan…

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    payment, a $200 car payment, a $220 credit card payment, and a $350 student loan payment,…

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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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    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 credit to the borrower, a promissory agreement is usually signed by the borrower. This is a binding document stating you agree to the terms and conditions; therefore, it is the…

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    Mortgages, car loans, student loans, and having a baby are all situations that can drive people to the overwhelming doom of debt. Debt is mostly overlooked for the simple reason that people find it normal to have certain types of debt like car and mortgage payments. Debt is sometimes very difficult to escape, especially if one does not manage money wisely. Two of the most common reasons many people get in debt is because they do not save money for unforeseen expenses, or because they tend to…

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    cards are popular for such emergency expenditures, an installment loan can be a better option. Why Installment Loans Are Viable Alternatives to Credit Cards Credit cards are a type of revolving credit. The issuer assigns a credit limit to your account, and you can make purchases up to that limit. Your account balance…

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    Student loans are at their highest peak than ever before in the United States. Around 1.3 trillion dollars in student loans with 43 million borrowers was reported in 2016. That is about $37,172 per graduate in 2016, 6% higher than last years debt. The average monthly payment from a student ages 20-30 was $351. The median monthly payment from students ages 20-30 was $203. These numbers can vary depending on the loan types. Direct loans are at the top of the list with $840.7 billion in student…

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    burdening the middle class is the excessive amount of debt they bear when entering the workforce. One of the key components of this setback is the enormous amount of student loans many college students deal with immediately after college. Unfortunately, the government holds an effective monopoly on both college and university student loans. Enreneich also negatively comments on the rising cost of college by referring to a fictional university (Fleece U) in saying, “We [Fleece U] have just raised…

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    “College Pressures”. Because of his position at the university, he constantly noticed the students around him and the anxiety that was radiating off them. He believes that economic pressures cause students to feel anxious about paying back student loans after college. However, parental pressure leads students to make decisions that their parents would be happy with because of the feeling of guilt and wanting to please them. Peer and self-induced pressures are also mentioned in Zinsser’s…

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