Reddog asked:


I owe $9,000 in student loans. They just started garnishing my wages for $500/month. The loans were from 1998 and do not appear on my credit report. The collection company told me that once they’re paid off that they will appear as not in default on my credit.

Tina

Jessica asked:


already receive stafford loans, but I know that some people take out tens of thousands of dollars worth of other loans for school. Im probably going to need around 20,000 beyond the stafford loans altogether. Also, my parents have no money and I think they have bad credit, so will that affect me?
What are some good loans out there?

Travis

asked:


I had two student loans each about 2,500 dollars each. I have been out of work for 5 years raising my duaghter and haven’t been able to afford any kind of payments on the loans. Since then a creditor has taken over. I now owe 8,000 to them. Is there any student loan companies that will take it over and I can make payments to them at a low interest rate. I am now working and would like to start paying on my loans. Thanks

Melvin

Jeremiah A asked:


I’ve become rather upset at the school I am currently at. I am looking to change schools very soon if possible. Does anyone know if student loans to another school as long as the new school is accredited? Or do I have to reapply for loans?Can you even transfer to another school that isn’t accredited but is the same course material?
I love mistyping. That should have asked whether anyone knows whether the loans can be transfered.

Gladys

thxbai asked:


I am a college sophomore attending a state school but even so I have already accumulated thousands in student loan debt. I worked 60+ hours a week last summer and that money won’t even last to cover half this year’s rent and utilities! I am trying to cut back spending but really all I buy are groceries and the occasional movie ticket. I don’t even have any transportation costs because the bus is free for students.

I have been unable to find part-time work that fits around my schedule because I need to take a lot of credits or I’m not going to graduate in time which would mean taking out even more loans. I applied for every scholarship I could get a hold of but didn’t get a penny, and my financial aid is absolutely pathetic because my family is in that awful limbo where their tax returns show too much income to get decent aid but too little to actually contribute anything. I am 19 years old, and I am scared out of my mind that I am digging a hole I’m never going to get out of.

HELP!!

Ella

amber asked:


My husband and I are working with a builder of a subdivision we are planning on building in. We chose a home from the options this builder has for the sub. To get started on the house, we need to give him $5,000 down. However we do not have the funds saved so we are able to do a construction loan. I’ve heard so many things about construction loans and how the fees are horrible. Yet, its been so hard for me to find any information. Would the fees be that steep, even though we only need $5000 down? Is there any specific banks/companies out there that make this process easier that anyone would recommend? Any help or information would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!

Curtis

judithsr asked:


I just checked my loan balance page, and it says for the two loans from undergrad, there are in school deferments for a period of time.

I’m currently in school again right now, and will be for the time frame of these two loans. Does that mean, while I’m in grad school, I don’t have to pay the undergrad loans? Or, is there more to it?

Thanks!

Hector

MIDegn asked:


I have 160k students Sallie Mae loans. I know I can deduct the interest, but how could one deduct the entire paid off loans? Could one do it through an LLC as an education expense, or perhaps pay cash for a piece of property, then take a loan against the property to pay off the loan? How could I possibly deduct the entire loan?

Rose

amazedmaize asked:


I have heard that foreign people get loans a lot easier for businesses. Are they government grants? Where do you go to apply for these? They are specifically for foreigners trying to invest in America.

Duane

Agent 47 asked:


In my Student Loan accounts it says that I will be able to use a reportable tax interest form 1098E. Does that mean I can use my loan repayments as a tax credit or deductible? By the way, My loans are currently on Forbearance.

Georgia