Archive for February, 2010

Student Loan Scheme Amendment – 3rd Reading

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Mr Speaker, this bill raises the issue of eligibility – such as allowing students who live mainly in their homelands of Niue, the Cook Islands and Tokelau to get interest-free student loans while they’re here, as a way of encouraging them to go back and help development in their homelands after they get their degrees, [...]

Student Loan Repayment: What’s Your Plan?

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Earlier today on Forbes, Deb Weinstein wrote about her struggle to pay off her student loans. Since she finished her graduate degree in 2009, she’s found few “prospects for a real job that would remotely enable me to chip away at my debt,” she writes.

Student Loans – What Happens If a Student Loan Does Not Get Paid Back

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Question about what happens if a student loan does not get paid back :
I have been in a serious relationship with this great lady knowing she had an outstanding student loan. No big deal about the loan until I found it is almost $200K. It goes back 10 plus years and has had a ton [...]

Student Loan – Guardian Brings Income Protection to New Level with Student Loan Protection Program

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

According to a 2008 survey by the Association of American Medical Colleges, 87.5 percent of medical school graduates have outstanding student loans; the average debt load is approximately $140,000. And dentists face even greater financial pressures, according to the American Dental Association’s Annual Survey of Dental School Seniors: Their average debt at graduation is $186,000 [...]

Student Loans – Interest-Free Student Loans For Ex-pat Volunteers

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

From 1 April this year, volunteers working for the charity Partners Relief and Development NZ may qualify for interest-free student loans while working for the organisation in overseas aid activities, Revenue Minister Peter Dunne announced today.

Student Loan Forgiveness : Any Ideas

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Question about Student Loan Forgiveness : Any ideas :
Hi, I have about 9K in student loans (Sallie Mae). Any idea on how one might be able to get these forgiven (or at least in part)? I’ve heard of situations in which people were able to get these reduced. Any insight/ideas are appreciated.

Student Loan Forgiveness : A Great Opportunity For College Graduates To Rejuvenate Them From The Loan Rrepayment Stress

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

With regards to this, there is another program under the name Student Loan forgiveness which is offering a great opportunity for the college graduates to have a sigh of relief from the loan repayment stress. Basically, these are all non-profit programs or organizations who do not work for themselves, rather for the society at large. [...]

Student Loans – I was Diagnosed As Profoundly Deaf. What Am I Supposed To Do With My Student Loans

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Question about I was diagnosed as profoundly deaf. What am I supposed to do with my student loans :
I am now unable to work in the profession that I went to school for and is now very restricted as to my choices of employment. I have student loans that I cannot afford because I am [...]

Student Loan – 5 Ways to Get a Private Student Loan

Friday, February 19th, 2010

Raise the score. Your credit score, that is. Cindy Bailey, senior policy analyst for the College Board in New York City, says that if you want to land a private student loan — after you’ve maxed out your federal loan options, of course — it all boils down to your score. “There aren’t nearly as [...]

Scholarship Fund – HCC Students Raise Money to Fund Scholarship Of Their Own

Friday, February 19th, 2010

Students will apply for the scholarship just as they do other awards distributed by the foundation. A foundation scholarship committee meets regularly to make awards based on merit and need.