Grad Plus Loans Vs Private Student Loans…Part 2

Now before you say that’s a bit tough take a look at the private student loans eligibility. You need to have a pretty damn good credit score to be even considered for a loan. In fact most lenders use a credit scoring system to determine students’ eligibility. Surprisingly lenders do not disclose their exact measure [...]

Grad Plus Loans Vs, Private Student Loans… Part 1

For the students that are not quite sure on which of the loan schemes to decide upon, this article will best try to answer that for you. Attempts will be made to look at four major differences of the two schemes and why the Grad plus scheme might just be the one for you.
Firstly, the [...]

The Market, The Student and The Debt!

The ever increase student loan default rate could spell disaster for the future viability of the already depressed market. Why might you ask? Well, for starters, many graduating students that are buried in debt will inevitably try to take advantage of the income based loan payments that were recently introduced. This means that more students [...]

Successfully Negotiate A Deferral Plan For ALL Student Loan Debt in 10 Minutes – Guaranteed!

If I had a penny for each and every time my uncle said, “Never put off for tomorrow what you can do today,” not only would I have been debt free but probably never needed student loans to begin with. However, sometimes the practical approach to servicing debt isn’t practical at all. There is a [...]

Consolidate Student Loans Now, Before It’s Too Late!

The looming economic climate has been disastrous for just about everyone around the US – most of all college students trying to finance their education. But, the proverbial silver lining is finally starting to show its face in the loan debt consolidation area. What does this mean for students, exactly? Well, for starters, a previous [...]

Discharging Student Loan Debt Could Soon Be A Possibility!

The Supreme Court (SCOUTS) has decided to hear the case of a former student who is trying to discharge his student loan debt through bankruptcy – United Student Aid Funds, Inc. v. Espinosa.
The key points to be decided here are: 1. whether loan debt can be discharged in bankruptcy without proving an undue burden for [...]