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    Student loan debt can be a daunting thing to face when you first graduate from college. You have spent the past four to eight years or more concentrating on your future endeavors and now find yourself at the end of your academic road with a mountain of debt and looking for a job. There are a number of easy to eliminate student loan debt and this article with share the two main ones with you to help you find a light at the end of your student loan tunnel of debt. Student loan debt is inescapable…

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    Student Loan Debt Crisis Specific Purpose: By the end of my speech, the audience should be persuaded to support student debt forgiveness programs. Thesis: Student Loan Debt is harming student’s financial stability and undermining their long-term life goals. Introduction: In fall 2014, I transferred to Harold Washington College after being out of school for two years. That same year student loan debt within the United States surpassed $1.1 trillion (Frizell) and some of that debt is my own…

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    options, Earnest’s student loan refinancing is particularly appealing for people with short credit histories and entry-level incomes. Like many student loan refinance lenders, Earnest offers student loan refinancing for borrowers with loans from undergraduate or graduate degrees, and for parents who took out federal PLUS loans to pay for their child’s education. earnest_blog-roll AT A GLANCE Fixed rates: 3.35% to 6.39% APR. Variable rates: 2.57% to 6.19% APR. Available loan terms:…

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    give the background of the student loan available to the students, raise relevant issues such as higher interest rate, and the current student loan system. In addition, I highlighted the pros of student loan options, which enables many students to pursue their dreams. The sole purpose of this essay is to request my audience to review the current student loan system and make it practical to meet the current needs of the generation. I bring in some current examples of students, who were and are…

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    a number of students graduate from college. One form of this aid is student loans. A student may have more then one loan with different lenders. Having more then one loan, each loan having it's own due date to be paid and interest rate. Having more then one loan with different billing cycles and interest rates would be confusing. So many loans could lead to some not being paid on time, eventually leading to a bad credit report. One of the best ways to handle these loans is student loan…

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    Beaver, William. “The Student Loan Scandal”. Society. 23 April 2008. Web. 13 October 2016. This academic article focuses on the history of the growing student loan debt and how it has become a negative asset in the growth of college and student financial freedom. The author starts out by highlighting the beginning of student loans in 1965, where the government created the Guarantee Student Loan Program. This program helped people get the higher education that the government felt everyone…

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    You either need a loan or you need to refinance your current debt. First of all, you need to decide how much money you'll need, which loan type is best for you; you'll also need to decide whether this is the right time to do it and how you are going to pay for it. All these questions need to be answered prior to applying for a student loan or refinance student loan and even before doing some research and requesting loan quotes. Loan Amount The amount of money you will need does not only have to…

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    “Debate on Student Loan Debt Doesn’t Go Far Enough”, Robert Applebaum expresses his concerns when it comes to student loan debt. Applebaum is a graduate of Fordham University of Law who initiated a petition for student loan forgiveness which later was published by The Hill in 2012. Applebaum came up with a proposal of a plan which involved “automatically withdrawing ten percent of the debtor’s income and at 45,000 the loan would be forgiven”. In his essay, Applebaum exclaims that students these…

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    Understanding how student loans will affect your life after college is important as you start your college career. Paying for college can be expensive, there are a few different ways to pay for college if you are not going to be paying for college with private funds, scholarships, grants, federal and private loans can help pay for college expenses. Knowing the difference between each of the payment options and repayment options will allow students to make informed decisions about student loan…

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    risks of the student loan bubble. Over the last 5 years the American federal reserve bank has increased spending on federal student loans over 1,000%. From $100 billion to over $1 trillion dollars. According to Kate Hardiman from University of Notre Dame “Economists believe the amount of federal money allocated to student loans shown in this graph is highly “unsustainable.””. With the increasingly large amount of risky student loans being given out its not going to be uncommon for students to…

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