federal aid
federal aid
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by Jeff Mictabor - 2007-02-06
NextStudent, the Phoenix-based premier education funding company, assigns every customer a personal Education Finance Advisor (EFA) to direct them through the student loan process. This personalized...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-04-15
Should you consolidate your federal student loans? It is important to make an informed decision when considering this financial matter. Here are some things to consider when weighing your decision.1. ...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-04-21
Federal Education Services, a federal student loan funding company, offers a Graduate PLUS Loan Program that extends directly to graduate and professional students the same benefits that traditiona...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-04-21
You need more money for college. Do you whip out your credit to pay tuition or do you apply for a federal student loan. It is time to weigh out the options- With a federal loan, your interest rat...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-04-28
You have probably seen news stories about the preferred lender lists that most colleges have and alleged misconduct by some lenders and financial aid officers. There have been a lot of accusations and...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-05-11
By the time you graduate you will most likely have at least $200,000.00 in student loan debt. After interest is added you could be paying a total of over $500,000.00, so it is extremely important to m...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-05-25
As you may or may not be aware of there have been some changes to lender access of the NSLDS, the National Student Loan Database. Lenders will no longer be able to look up your loan information for yo...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-06-04
The cost of higher education increases every year. With an increase in tuition and fees comes the need more and more financial assistance. Students and parents should understand how to maximize thei...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-06-15
There are many lenders competing to meet your federal student loan consolidation needs, all with different terms and benefits. Which one is right for you? There are a few things you should know before...
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by Matthew Kelly - 2007-06-30
The average teaching student graduates with over $18,000.00 in student loan debt. After interest is added you could be paying a total of almost $40,000.00, so it is extremely important to make sure yo...
