Student Article Archive 2008
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Finding Deals on Student Loans
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- Catherine Brock - MortgageLoan.com | May 09, 2008
The economy is sputtering, but the student loan business is still strong. If you have college studies in your future, you still have a reasonable chance to find some financing to help you cover the cost.
Students Loans and Bad Credit
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- Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | April 16, 2008
Going to college is a time to grow intellectually, but many critical lessons extend beyond the classroom. Undergraduates with bad credit will learn that lenders regard them very differently when it comes to granting student loans.
Student Loans: Outlook 2008
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- Catherine Brock - MortgageLoan.com | March 06, 2008
Scandal rocked the student loan industry in 2007-what's on tap for 2008?
Credit Crisis will Affect Student Loans
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- Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | March 05, 2008
Many students enter school with the hopes of bettering themselves and earning more income. A recent announcement by Sallie Mae that they'll no longer make loans to subprime borrowers may throw a wrench in the goals of many students, particularly those with bad credit.
Four Ideas for Student Loan Consolidation
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- Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | February 23, 2008
To consolidate or not to consolidate? Hamlet might have asked this question if he had graduated from college with student loans. If you're considering a loan consolidation, you'd be wise to follow a few simple tips.
When Not to Consolidate Student Loan Debt
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- Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | February 07, 2008
To a college graduate, the call to "consolidate" is almost as familiar as her school fighting song. But consolidating student loans might not be as warranted as it was in years past-especially in light of recent rate changes.
Five Financial Aid Tips
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- Greg Mischio - MortgageLoan.com | January 21, 2008
A rite of passage for any college student involves learning how to manage finances. Not only does this apply credit cards, but also to a huge source of concern: financial aid.