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2013년 11월 23일 토요일

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How               To               Finance               Your               Online               Education               With               College               Loans               College               fees               begin               before               you               ever               get               accepted.

It               seems               the               average               application               fee               is               climbing,               with               universities               charging               $50               or               even               $65               just               for               the               chance               to               be               considered               to               become               a               member               of               the               student               body.

Tuition               rates               are               at               an               all               time               high,               and               a               four-year               full-time               university               could               easily               require               an               investment               of               over               $160,000.

College               loans               can               pay               for               all               of               your               tuition,               and               you               can               get               loans               that               will               extend               beyond               tuition               to               include               books,               housing               and               living               expenses,               and               food.

Some               loan               recipients,               perhaps               unethically,               use               their               loans               to               help               pay               for               vacations.

These               college               loans               can               be               public               loans,               typically               from               the               federal               government,               or               they               may               be               private               loans,               from               banks               or               other               financing               institutions.
               How               To               Work               To               Earn               Money               To               Pay               For               Your               Online               Education
               Many               people               work               at               least               part-time               during               their               studying.

There               is               a               Federal               Work-Study               Program,               which               is               a               form               of               financial               aid,               that               allows               you               to               work               for               at               least               minimum               wage,               and               put               your               earnings               towards               education               expenses.

The               program               has               money               earmarked               for               student               workers.

If               you               are               in               the               program,               you               could               very               well               be               hired               over               a               similarly               situated               student               who               is               not               in               the               program.

In               addition               to               this               financial               aid,               you               could               work               outside               of               the               program               in               paid               internships,               full               or               part-time               employment,               and               also               apply               for               a               number               of               private               or               federal               loans               to               supplement               your               earnings.
               Understanding               Different               Loan               Options               and               Repayment               Plans
               College               loans               allow               people               who               do               not               make               a               lot               of               money,               to               go               to               college               and               earn               a               degree.

Repayment               periods               are               frequently               between               ten               and               thirty               years,               which               lends               itself               well               to               low               monthly               installments.

The               Federal               Stafford               Loan               is               one               of               the               most               affordable               loans,               typically               with               interest               rates               on               both               the               principal               and               the               interest               being               lower               than               other               sources.

Private               loans               may               be               more               generous               in               how               much               they               give               you,               but               usually               with               the               unfortunate               effect               of               higher               or               variable               interest               rates               that               could               leave               you               spending               and               repaying               a               lot               more               than               your               principal               loan.
               Getting               a               Loan               Now               to               Pay               Off               Later
               Many               people               delay               the               payment               of               their               loan               principal               as               long               as               possible.

There               are               options               on               some               loans,               to               pay               very               small               monthly               installments               on               just               the               interest               that               has               accrued.

The               more               you               delay,               the               more               likely               you               will               end               up               with               larger               payments               later.

With               a               high               interest               rate               on               your               loan,               you               could               spend               thousands               of               dollars               more               than               the               official               amount               of               the               loan,               and               the               money               that               you               will               see.

Deferment               is               the               process               of               delaying               your               loan               payments               when               you               cannot               afford               it.

This               is               not               an               excuse               to               impoverish               yourself               or               cheat               the               system.

You               will               pay               off               the               loans               or               face               consequences.

However,               if               you               are               a               student,               unemployed,               or               suffering               economic               hardship,               you               may               be               eligible               for               loan               deferment,               and               you               should               speak               with               a               loan               officer               about               these               options               before               you               ever               sign               on               the               dotted               line.






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    2013년 11월 22일 금요일

    Ashely Napoles 's blog ::Rethinking How Student Loans Get Repaid







    Ashely Napoles 's blog ::Rethinking How Student Loans Get Repaid








    Did               you               take               out               a               student               loan               to               help               finance               your               studies               while               you               were               in               university               in               the               UK?

    If               so,               you               will               need               to               consider               repayment               terms               and               conditions               once               you               have               completed               your               course.

    Repayment               will               depend               on               certain               factors,               such               as               when               you               started               your               course.

    Courses               that               Began               Before               1998
                   Students               who               started               university               after               September               1998               will               be               required               to               repay               their               student               loans               based               on               what               they               currently               earn,               according               to               "Repaying               student               loans",               by               Directgov.

    Once               your               income               reaches,               or               exceeds,               £15,000               a               year               you               will               need               to               start               making               payments               toward               your               student               loan,               which               will               be               collected               straight               from               your               salary.

    If               you               are               self-employed               or               work               abroad,               you               will               need               to               make               your               own               arrangements               to               repay               the               student               loans.
                   However,               if               you               have               not               reached               this               threshold,               repayments               will               not               commence               until               you               make               at               least               £15,000               a               year.

    If               your               earnings               dip               below               £15,000               a               year,               either               through               redundancy               or               a               cut               in               pay               at               work,               then               repayments               will               stop               until               you               have               reached               that               threshold               again.
                   Courses               that               Began               After               1998
                   If               your               course               commenced               after               September               1998,               you               will               need               to               set               up               a               direct               debit               from               your               bank               account               to               pay               off               your               student               loan               by               making               equal               monthly               instalments               until               the               balance               has               been               paid               off,               over               a               period               of               five               to               seven               years.

    The               amount               of               instalments               you               have               will               to               pay               back               will               depend               on               how               many               student               loans               you               have               taken               out               during               your               course.
                   Some               graduates               apply               extra               each               month               to               help               pay               off               the               balance               of               their               student               loans               even               quicker.

    If               you               are               experiencing               financial               difficulty,               speak               to               the               company               that               administers               your               student               loan               to               see               if               you               are               eligible               to               apply               for               a               postponement               until               you               are               in               a               better               position               to               start               repaying               your               student               loans.
                   When               Do               Repayments               Begin?
                   Student               loan               repayments               begin               on               6               April               after               you               have               graduated               from               university,               or               from               the               time               you               withdraw               from               the               course               without               graduating,               for               students               who               started               their               course               after               1998.

    For               example,               if               you               graduated               in               October               2010,               your               repayments               will               have               started               on               6               April               2011               and               will               continue               until               they               have               been               paid               off.
                   Student               loans               can               help               you               to               make               it               through               your               university               course               without               having               to               worry               about               the               necessities               of               life               so               much,               but               it               is               important               to               think               long               term               and               consider               your               student               loan               repayment               obligations               once               you               have               graduated               or               withdrawn               from               your               course.
                   Source:
                   Directgov,               Repaying               student               loans.






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    Did               you               take               out               a               student               loan               to               help               finance               your               studies               while               you               were               in               university               in               the               UK?

    If               so,               you               will               need               to               consider               repayment               terms               and               conditions               once               you               have               completed               your               course.

    Repayment               will               depend               on               certain               factors,               such               as               when               you               started               your               course.

    Courses               that               Began               Before               1998
                   Students               who               started               university               after               September               1998               will               be               required               to               repay               their               student               loans               based               on               what               they               currently               earn,               according               to               "Repaying               student               loans",               by               Directgov.

    Once               your               income               reaches,               or               exceeds,               £15,000               a               year               you               will               need               to               start               making               payments               toward               your               student               loan,               which               will               be               collected               straight               from               your               salary.

    If               you               are               self-employed               or               work               abroad,               you               will               need               to               make               your               own               arrangements               to               repay               the               student               loans.
                   However,               if               you               have               not               reached               this               threshold,               repayments               will               not               commence               until               you               make               at               least               £15,000               a               year.

    If               your               earnings               dip               below               £15,000               a               year,               either               through               redundancy               or               a               cut               in               pay               at               work,               then               repayments               will               stop               until               you               have               reached               that               threshold               again.
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                   If               your               course               commenced               after               September               1998,               you               will               need               to               set               up               a               direct               debit               from               your               bank               account               to               pay               off               your               student               loan               by               making               equal               monthly               instalments               until               the               balance               has               been               paid               off,               over               a               period               of               five               to               seven               years.

    The               amount               of               instalments               you               have               will               to               pay               back               will               depend               on               how               many               student               loans               you               have               taken               out               during               your               course.
                   Some               graduates               apply               extra               each               month               to               help               pay               off               the               balance               of               their               student               loans               even               quicker.

    If               you               are               experiencing               financial               difficulty,               speak               to               the               company               that               administers               your               student               loan               to               see               if               you               are               eligible               to               apply               for               a               postponement               until               you               are               in               a               better               position               to               start               repaying               your               student               loans.
                   When               Do               Repayments               Begin?
                   Student               loan               repayments               begin               on               6               April               after               you               have               graduated               from               university,               or               from               the               time               you               withdraw               from               the               course               without               graduating,               for               students               who               started               their               course               after               1998.

    For               example,               if               you               graduated               in               October               2010,               your               repayments               will               have               started               on               6               April               2011               and               will               continue               until               they               have               been               paid               off.
                   Student               loans               can               help               you               to               make               it               through               your               university               course               without               having               to               worry               about               the               necessities               of               life               so               much,               but               it               is               important               to               think               long               term               and               consider               your               student               loan               repayment               obligations               once               you               have               graduated               or               withdrawn               from               your               course.
                   Source:
                   Directgov,               Repaying               student               loans.






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    Did               you               take               out               a               student               loan               to               help               finance               your               studies               while               you               were               in               university               in               the               UK?

    If               so,               you               will               need               to               consider               repayment               terms               and               conditions               once               you               have               completed               your               course.

    Repayment               will               depend               on               certain               factors,               such               as               when               you               started               your               course.

    Courses               that               Began               Before               1998
                   Students               who               started               university               after               September               1998               will               be               required               to               repay               their               student               loans               based               on               what               they               currently               earn,               according               to               "Repaying               student               loans",               by               Directgov.

    Once               your               income               reaches,               or               exceeds,               £15,000               a               year               you               will               need               to               start               making               payments               toward               your               student               loan,               which               will               be               collected               straight               from               your               salary.

    If               you               are               self-employed               or               work               abroad,               you               will               need               to               make               your               own               arrangements               to               repay               the               student               loans.
                   However,               if               you               have               not               reached               this               threshold,               repayments               will               not               commence               until               you               make               at               least               £15,000               a               year.

    If               your               earnings               dip               below               £15,000               a               year,               either               through               redundancy               or               a               cut               in               pay               at               work,               then               repayments               will               stop               until               you               have               reached               that               threshold               again.
                   Courses               that               Began               After               1998
                   If               your               course               commenced               after               September               1998,               you               will               need               to               set               up               a               direct               debit               from               your               bank               account               to               pay               off               your               student               loan               by               making               equal               monthly               instalments               until               the               balance               has               been               paid               off,               over               a               period               of               five               to               seven               years.

    The               amount               of               instalments               you               have               will               to               pay               back               will               depend               on               how               many               student               loans               you               have               taken               out               during               your               course.
                   Some               graduates               apply               extra               each               month               to               help               pay               off               the               balance               of               their               student               loans               even               quicker.

    If               you               are               experiencing               financial               difficulty,               speak               to               the               company               that               administers               your               student               loan               to               see               if               you               are               eligible               to               apply               for               a               postponement               until               you               are               in               a               better               position               to               start               repaying               your               student               loans.
                   When               Do               Repayments               Begin?
                   Student               loan               repayments               begin               on               6               April               after               you               have               graduated               from               university,               or               from               the               time               you               withdraw               from               the               course               without               graduating,               for               students               who               started               their               course               after               1998.

    For               example,               if               you               graduated               in               October               2010,               your               repayments               will               have               started               on               6               April               2011               and               will               continue               until               they               have               been               paid               off.
                   Student               loans               can               help               you               to               make               it               through               your               university               course               without               having               to               worry               about               the               necessities               of               life               so               much,               but               it               is               important               to               think               long               term               and               consider               your               student               loan               repayment               obligations               once               you               have               graduated               or               withdrawn               from               your               course.
                   Source:
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