Let Students Refinance Their Loans At Lower Interest Rates
The dream of a fair shot at an affordable college education has become a long shot for too many, U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) said today during a press conference with Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senate Democratic Leadership. Durbin urged Congressional Republicans to back the Bank on Students Emergency Loan Refinancing Act, which would help 1.7 million Illinoisans, currently with outstanding student loan debt, refinance their loans at lower federal interest rates.
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Loans: private vs federal, subsidized vs unsubsidized, and Stafford Loans - College on the cheap
SimpleTuition's College on the cheap street team interviewed some college students and asked them some hard-hitting questions about the different types of loans, as well as the financial strategies you should employ with these different loans. Needless to say, many of them were clueless.
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UT-Admissions Tips #5: Student Loan Debt
In this installment from Luxembourg City, we talk about student loan debt and what financial factors to consider when conducting the college search.
From: UT Admissions Guy
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Congress doubles student loan interest rates
Due to Congress's failure to vote on whether or not to keep interest rates on student loans at 3.4 percent, on Monday that number doubled to 6.8 percent. Lawmakers had more than a year to decide on whether to alleviate the financial burden on college students. This increase will affect approximately 7 million students but not those who already have loans. Robert Applebaum, executive director with StudentDebtCrisis.org, breaks down the numbers.
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College Loans: The New Mortgage
Cost of tuition rises as college students take on large debts to pay for a degree that may not end-up in a job. Top paying college degrees: Petroleum Engineering - $157K, Aerospace Engineering - $108K, Chemical Engineering - $108K.
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Glenn Beck Acknowledges Student Loan Debt Crisis
During his radio broadcast this morning, Glenn Beck and his co-hosts ended up engaged in a discussion about the cost of attending college, which eventually turned into an attack on President Obama's proposal to offer two free years of community college to students who meet specific requirements...
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Every student's dream is to have a degree he can use to land a good job, a job for better future. Nevertheless, what if you are in a financial burden and paying for college fees is almost impossible?
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Alexander: "What is Good About a Short-Term Political Fix that Makes Students Pay More?"
Today in a speech on the Senate floor on student loans, in response to remarks by Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) said: "What is good about a short-term political fix that makes middle-income students and graduate students pay more—hundreds of millions of dollars more over the next ten years? What's good about that? All it does is provide an opportunity to make a well-rehearsed political speech about student loans. We all want to encourage students to go to college....
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