Monday, June 4, 2007
Federal consolidation loan
You can get Federal Consolidation loan through two different ways:
• Direct Consolidation Loan – the student or parents can contact the Direct Loan Origination Center’s Consolidation Department to get consolidated loans
• FFEL Consolidation Loan – the students or parents can contact the consolidation department to obtain consolidation loan from the holder.
While Direct Consolidation loan is available from the US department of Education, FFEL Consolidation loan is available from participating lenders like banks, credit unions, loan associations. Find out more at Easy College Loans
Friday, June 1, 2007
Student loans
1. Receive an interest rate as low as 5.375%
2. Reduce monthly payment by at least 40%
3. Improves your credit scores
4. Need no credit checks, co-signers or any fees
5. Face no penalties for early repayment
6. Take complete advantages of great borrower benefits
7. Consolidation loan interest is highly Federal Income Tax deductible
The students should consolidate student loans because it allows them to bring multiple loans to one single unit and make repayment for that single loan. The interest rates are also significantly reduced; and the students can meet personal and educational expenses. A close consultation with the counselors helps the students to determine the right type of student loan. Find out more at Easy College Loans!
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
End Procrastination!
Most students dread writing assignments, putting them off to the last possible minute. Writing is one of the most important skills a student can develop. Click Here for some tips from great writers that can help you conquer the procrastination monster:
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Writing Skills
There is a wonderful new web site about Writing Skills called Good Writing.
Additionally, if a student would like some help learning how to study, I suggest that they check out
the site Studying made Easy
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
THE SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANT GUIDE
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The Scholarship and Grant Guide by Jerry Bohlken is your one stop shopping source for currently available scholarships and grants. The research in this guide is ongoing and contains up-to-date information compiled from over 40 different scholarship databases. And it is important to note here that these scholarships are not just for those students who had great test scores or class ranks.
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Saturday, April 14, 2007
Rude awakening
So, I consolidated my student loans awhile back to have the benefit of a lower monthly payment. Little did I realize that I as actually adding about $500 to my indebtedness, and I only owed about $10,000 to begin with!! I feel used and mis-led. Sallie Mae, the one who had my loans originally is now being investigated by the government for fraudulent practices. I feel that the government should investigate every company in the entire industry!