My Personal Finance Tricks

[...] would be appropriate for such hapless students who are overburdened with the weight of student loan debt? Read on to know some worthy advice. Dealing with student loan debt – How to pave your way [...]

[...] too much debt. However, despite such a belief on student loan debt, there are experts who beg to differ. It is not impossible to file bankruptcy for your [...]

[...] ? It has been widely assumed by the financial analysts and the experts that the mounting student loan debt is eating away the otherwise buoyant housing market recovery. There have been reports of a [...]

[...] The U.S is about to face yet another financial cliff and that is its ever growing student loan debt. As of 2013, it has already surpassed $1 trillion and counting. If you’re interested [...]

[...] Budget Office’s estimates, the U.S Federal Government earned almost $50 billion from student loans in 2013 alone. Its revenue is $5 billion more than ExxonMobil, the recently adjudged most [...]

[...] With the onset of July, 2014, students will have to pay higher rates on their federal student loans in the approaching school year. According to recent reports, undergraduates who will borrow [...]

[...] The age old belief that student loans can’t be discharged through bankruptcy is one that makes us cringe every time we see it. More [...]

[...] loan, you will have to decide between working directly with a mortgage lender and hiring a mortgage broker. Especially when you’re new into the mortgage industry, you’re vulnerable to the [...]

[...] There has been always too much discussion about structured settlements but do you know what they are? A structured settlement is a different kind of annuity [...]

[...] Where did you first come across the word ‘structured settlements’? Was it late night television ads where they spoke of immediate access to your money? [...]

[...] . Although this monetary arrangement fulfills legal obligations to both parties, structured settlements also have their own drawbacks, especially when unforeseen incidents occur and you need a [...]

[...] law also stated that payments should be offered in instalments over time and the entire structured settlement payment would not be taxed under the federal and local income taxes. When do people [...]

[...] can easily be converted after your tax-earnings into a totally tax-free return. The structured settlement brokers usually consult as a case approaches settlement. Brokers are paid commissions by [...]

[...] of your money over a certain period of time? If answered yes, you’re receiving a structured settlement. Although this monetary arrangement fulfills legal obligations to both parties, structured [...]

[...] you may lose the one you are earning your livelihood from. In case, you default on your student loan payments, then you are very likely to get stripped off any professional license that you may be [...]

[...] consumer would go through undue financial hardship if he has to continue making the student loan payments. There are three criteria that a consumer needs to meet under this Brunner test. [...]

[...] Whether you’re shopping for a new mortgage loan or you’re refinancing your current loan, you will have to decide between working [...]

[...] loans are instrumental. You can use the money any way you wish, make a down payment on your mortgage loan or pay for your college tuition fees or cover medical costs or pay your credit card debt. [...]

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