Dec
31
Money On Your Mind “College Financing 101″ Part 1 Dec 2009
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Host Belinda Fuchs has guest Kathy Anderson from MEFA talk about the various options for student loans, including saving, choosing and tax rules. For the latest from Belinda and OwnYourMoney.com, including their new INVEST IN YOURSELF audio program, go to www.OwnYourMoney.com.
Dec
31
1040 Form – How to File your FAFSA before your Federal Tax Return
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Did you know you are not required to complete your IRS federal tax return before filing your FAFSA? It is a common misnomer that it is required when it is simply encouraged. However, there will be a question on the FAFSA about which IRS Tax Form you will fill out in the future, if you [...] View full post on Student Loans : News, Updates and Blog Posts
Dec
31
The private student loan bankruptcy discharge bill passes a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee vote.
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The private student loan bankruptcy discharge bill passes a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee vote. — Mark Kantrowitz View full post on Student Loans – New York Times
Dec
30
Student Loan Informational Movie
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Everything you ever wanted to know about student loans.
Dec
30
If you have loans and are looking to minimize your debt, learning how to budget your loan money is important, but it is also important to get the best education possible with the money you have. To prepare yourself for success, don’t skimp on the important stuff like buying textbooks! View full post on Student Loans : News, Updates and Blog Posts
Dec
30
Short-term federal student loan default rates increase from 6.7 percent to 7.0 percent.
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Short-term federal student loan default rates increase from 6.7 percent to 7.0 percent. — Mark Kantrowitz View full post on Student Loans – New York Times
Dec
29
BSSG Video: Financial Aid
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The Financial Aid office helps students comprehend the sometimes confusing world of student loans, scholarships and grants.
Dec
29
The Christopher Bryski Student Loan Protection Act (H.R. 5458) passes the U.S. House of Representatives and moves to the U.S. Senate for consideration. The legislation would require lenders to counsel prospective borrowers about the benefits of a durable power of attorney.
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The Christopher Bryski Student Loan Protection Act (H.R. 5458) passes the U.S. House of Representatives and moves to the U.S. Senate for consideration. The legislation would require lenders to counsel prospective borrowers about the benefits of a durable power of attorney. — Mark Kantrowitz View full post on Student Loans – New York Times
Dec
28
Source: FAFSA blog As we approach the end of calendar year 2010, it’s a good idea to turn our eyes to the future and start thinking about our 2008 financial aid efforts. Here are 5 strategies to help you make the most of the waning days of 2010 with payoffs in the year to come. [...] View full post on Student Loans : News, Updates and Blog Posts
Dec
28
The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) questions the need for a federal clearinghouse or comparison tool for private student loans.
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The US Government Accountability Office (GAO) questions the need for a federal clearinghouse or comparison tool for private student loans. — Mark Kantrowitz View full post on Student Loans – New York Times
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