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CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwire - April 27, 2010) - Over the next six weeks, colleges, universities and trade schools will hold their spring graduation exercises. Within six months, many graduates will begin paying back student loans that have been accumulating over the last two, four or more years. In a recent analysis of trends in the student loan industry, Trans […]
LOS ANGELES Students who attend for-profit colleges graduate on average with much larger student loans than those who attended public or private nonprofit schools, according to a College Board report released Monday. […]
By: Alison Dirr A new bill introduced in both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate would make it easier for students to erase private student loan debt when they declare bankruptcy, if the bill is signed into law. U.S. Reps. Danny Davis, D-Ill., and Steve Cohe... […]
Changes to the way the federal government handles student loans could mean college and university students will have to fill out additional paperwork this year. […]
Elisa Caleb: 'I told myself the lump was nothing. After all, the doctors had ...IndependentOnce Elisa's breast cancer was finally diagnosed in June 2000 – when she was 19 – things started to move quickly; she deferred her university place and ... […]
HF Financial Corp. Earns $4.6 Million, or $0.86 per Share in First Nine Months ...MarketWatch (press release)(3) Excludes $9304 and $5993 student loans held for sale at March 31, 2010 and June 30, 2009, respectively. (4) The Company announced Consumer Indirect ...and more » […]
Co-signing is a mess in the makingColumbia Daily TribuneMy question is about co-signing a student loan. Basically, my mother co-signed a loan for my ex-boyfriend, and she did it with the assumption that he was ... […]
Share this pageSeeking Alpha (blog)If the student default rate equals or exceeds 25% for three consecutive years, Apollo could lose its ability to participate in student loan programs and ... […]
Your Money Really MattersWashington InformerThere are thirteen “top of the line” adjustments to income, which include items such as student loan interest, educator expenses, alimony payments and ...and more » […]