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    Student Loans

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    If you are like most Americans, you have left school with thousands of dollars in student loans (the average is about $20,000 for a four-year undergrad degree). If you have gone through graduate school, you may owe tens of thousands of dollars on your student loans. It can be discouraging to finish school, look around, and realize that you owe as much for you education as a house would cost. And to make matters worse, often those federal loans are a mix of subsidized and unsubsidized loans. Plus, they are often divided up into separate loans per year - or even per semester. You could have as many as eight or more separate loans, each with its own interest rate and monthly payment, depending on what the rate was when you got each loan. Instead…

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    receive a small loan from his parents, college students also have the same situation. With tuition rates ranging from at least $40,000 per semester, an average student could not pay the cost immediately. From there, banks and schools have initiated what would be known as a loan. These tools are used to pay off substantial cost in a short period; however, these costs can affect a student over time. With few articles supporting from “The cost of being a student” by Rebel Yell, “Profits, students…

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    Many students are graduating with debt. The debt that they have is mainly caused by student loans. Some students do not really know how much student loan debt really affects you in life. Nobody really goes into detail and explains everything with student loans. Indiana University decided to make a team to help with this problem. They created the Money Smarts Team. The Money Smarts Team consists of students that are very well educated. These students provide financial counselling to other…

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    Federal Student Loans

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    The U.S. student loan debt is a surging issue for young Americans. Striving for a post-secondary education will offer better job opportunities, although the financial responsibility of paying for the degree can weigh heavily on individuals with little to no income. Aid is provided to benefit students who need financial support via grants, scholarships, and loans. Focusing on loans, a student is offered government institutional loans based off of Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Every year…

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    Repaying Student Loans

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    I graduated from law school in 2011 with $206k in student loan debt. Since then, I’ve paid down my debt to $131k. While it is still a work in progress, there is so much that I have learned over the last few years. If you are like me and have student loans, then there will come a time when those loans will come due. Whether you are just graduating college or whether you are a few years out and you are just getting around to it, getting organized and planning for repayment are the first steps in…

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    Student Loan Debt

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    There is many problems with student loans. College is a choice that everyone has but, A Lot of people have trouble paying for college. Americans owe over 1.4 trillion dollars in student loan debt. People are not making enough money to pay it back. The interest rates are going up as we speak. The longer you wait to pay you student loan debt the more interest you will have to pay. 44.2 million americans have student loan debt. The average student in 2016 had 37,172 dollars owed in student loans.…

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    Evaluating Student Loans

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    Student Loans On the topic of students loans, I feel like there are only two side that could be talked. One being that students are a terrible thing for student to invest in and the other being that student loans are the most effective way of ensuring your tuition is paid. When doing research on this topic, I discovered information that covered both of these side. Personally, since I am a student that has already used student loans I am all for the use of student loans. On the other hand, I…

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    Essay On Student Loan

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    Act Now to Avoid Large Student Loan Debt In reality, you really should start considering how you are going to pay back your student loans before you even accept them. Subsidized vs. Unsubsidized Student Loans It is important to pay close attention to the amounts that you are awarded when you are given a loan, and it is also very important to notice if the amounts you have been given are subsidized or unsubsidized. A subsidized loan is given to the recipient based on their financial need.…

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    Benefits Of Student Loans

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    Student loans are never going to help you, only hurt you. Even though everyone is saying that it is ok to take out a student loan, that is the only way, it’s not. If you take out a student loan you will be engulfed in debt for the rest of your life, not even filing bankruptcy will cover it. Student loan interest rates are ridiculously high, not so free now. Student loans are a way for them to make money off of you but, you can pay cash for college. As it is of 2015, 68% of the students…

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    Carey Student Loans

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    The Problem with Student Loans Student debt loans is a crushing problem that plagues many students in the twenty first century. Higher university fees have led to more student debt that punishes students with high interest rates. These high interest rates may lead to damaged credit and future financial instability for students. Kevin Carey tackles this problem in a commentary published in the Chronicle of Higher Education, titled “The U.S. Should Adopt Income-based Loans Now”. Carey offers a…

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