So, I have been paying for my college tuition with student loans, and I think my student loan funds only cover the 2010-2011 school year. I won’t have enough for the summer sessions. So, do I need to separately reapply … Read More
I am looking to join the Coast Guard and I have student loans that I need to pay off. Will this disqualify me from being able to enlist? Chosen Answer: No they will not as long as you are paying … Read More
I am attending college in a few days, and I am interested in taking out a student loan. However, I want to take out a 20,000 loan for one year of school, and I do not have/want a co-signer. I … Read More
So basically im in need of a student loan to pay off the rest of my tuition. I have already used all of my federal loans. I basically have no credit and no co signer. I need to pay of … Read More
I have applied to 8 different sites for students loans, all of which have turned me down. I have no one willing to cosign for me. I am 25, have no job, and attempting to go to college out of … Read More
I am trying to figure out which would be better to do. I’m 30 years old but haven’t started a 401k or IRA yet and need to do so ASAP. I also have ,000 in student loans at a low … Read More
My wife and I just got married in 2009. Before we got married, when she filed for her income tax refund the IRS would send the money to her student loans. This year we filed jointly. Can they still take … Read More
I’ve got my tuition paid for, but I need about ,000 to get a new desktop for my 3D classes and to pay off a few debts. I’m looking for a student loan that sends the money directly to me, … Read More
The federal government took my tax refund for repayment of a student loan that was in default. I made a repayment agreement with the lender and have met that obligation. Is there any way to get my money? I really, … Read More
If I file bankruptcy will that prevent me from getting student loans in the future? Chosen Answer: It depends. If your lender is not the federal government (eg. stafford loan) then it might. Generally you can get federally subsidized loans … Read More
