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    STUDENT LOAN Student loans can either be from the Federal government or from a bank or private lending institutions. Federal Student Aid is an office of the U.S. Department of Education and is the largest provider of grants, loans, and work-study funds. In order to access this service, a student must fill up the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online. Each January, a new FAFSA is available for the upcoming school year and it is free to sign up at fafsa.gov. Your selective…

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    What you need to understand is student loans. Student loans is money borrowed from the government to help pay for tuition or other expenses related to college, you may have. Financial Aid and scholarships are not related to student loans this is money that you qualified and/or earned. Perople often fall into debt because of student loans. But here are some ways to help avoid that possibility. The first step to getting a good idea on how you want to go about saving your money is by…

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    Student loans and student loan defaults are a major issue in America that is not getting any better. Higher education is pushed at all levels of life as a way to get a better and higher paying job, and subsequently have a more fulfilling life. The problem is, that it is great in theory, but not always applicable to real-world experience. More and more for-profit colleges and trade schools have been created due to the amount of money to be made by individuals having the availability of getting…

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    According to the Institute for College Access and Success reports, the average amount of student loan debt for undergraduates in the United States for 2013 was $28,400. The Institute for College Access and Success also reports that the average amount of student loan debt for undergraduates in Pennsylvania as of 2013 was $32,528. The same source reports that Maryland has an average undergraduate student loan debt of $26,349, New Jersey’s average is $28,209, and New York’s average is $26,381…

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    Many students each year graduate from state or private universities leaving with what at times is an astronomical amount of student loan debt. I am basing my argument on the risks of taking out student loans, what legal action can help those that may be in trouble and ways to help students find other alternatives to reducing student loan debt. According to the Huffpost.com student loan debt is at a stake of the crisis in our country. It surpasses by far credit card debt and other expenditures…

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    When a student gets a student loan, there are several different types of student loan repayment plans that you could get in order to make the repayment of the loan a lot more manageable for you. There is the Standard repayment plan that is the most economical plan of them all. This plan allows the student to have low monthly payments, allows them to change the repayment agreement as circumstances in your life change, and allow you to pay off the loan without any type of penalties that you would…

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    education can be one way to achieve financial success, but for many prospective students the thought of being buried in student loans can be frightening. Deciding how much debt is too much, what major to pursue, and if an education is going to be worth it can be difficult questions to answer. However, the financial implications of large student loans do not diminish the value of an education over the lifetime of a student if careful consideration is given to minimizing debt and the choice of…

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    Why is student loan refinancing is a step that so many look into? Chances are, when you were first applying for student loans and receiving them, you were just so happy to get the money to continue your education; you didn't really grasp the long term ramifications of having to pay them back. Oh, you knew that someday you would have to, but knowing that you'd have to deal with something sometime in the future, and having to deal with it now are two very different animals. If you are now at…

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    you feeling weighed down by student loans? Do you feel like you're your dream to travel to your favorite destination will never come true because of loans? You can now breathe because you can go and pay your loans at the same time. After going to a good school, working hard and graduating, now you're faced with the hard part- paying your student loans. Second to U.S. mortgage debt, Americans have more than 1.36 trillion dollars debt of student loans. However, these loans don't necessarily have…

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    that your grace-period will end and your student loan payments will begin. For those struggling to figure out how they will pay off their student loans and not be stuck making payments for the next 10 to 20 years of your life, there are a number of things you can do to get your loans paid off and rid yourself of this huge debt. Make payments on time When it comes to any bill, it is always wise to pay it on time. It is really no different with student loan payments. Paying a bill late leads…

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