College Loan Guide
The federal government provides a number of student loan forgiveness programs for people who work in public service, nonprofit organizations and other areas. Under these programs, your remaining loan balance can be forgiven tax-free after you’ve made a certain number Continue reading When will student loan forgiveness be applied?
On Thursday (02/04/2021), President Barack Obama signed an executive order to extend the pause on federal student loan payments through Sept. 30, his first action to address student debt. President Biden on Thursday (02/04/2021) signed an executive order to extend Continue reading Biden: Student loan news
Introduction A scholarship is a merit-based award offered by a college, government agency or other organization. You might be eligible for a scholarship if you meet the criteria set by the organization. A student loan is money that you borrow Continue reading How is a student loan different from a scholarship?
Introduction Press Tab to write more… Internships are a great way to kick-start your career. They offer valuable experience, which will give you an edge over other candidates in the job market. Internships also help you develop skills that employers Continue reading Applying for internships in uk as international students
Introduction Imagine this: You’ve got a bunch of kids in your high school, and they’re all together at an assembly. They’re listening to their principal speak about some upcoming event that’s going to happen and what their role will be Continue reading An Associated Student Body’s Uphill Battle
Introduction Borrowers with federal student loans (but not private student loans) have some options for loan forgiveness. Debt forgiveness (also known as debt cancellation) is the partial or total forgiveness of debt, or the slowing or stopping of debt growth, Continue reading Debt forgiveness on student loans
Introduction National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts are a collection agency, which includes fourteen trusts that purport to hold 800,000 different student loan contracts valued at over 12 billion dollars. None of the trusts hold any promissory notes or other contracts Continue reading National collegiate student loan trust