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    Is it worth getting a christmas personal loan?

    I notice you're contradicting yourself there :) You say Christmas loans are not a good idea, but then you give the perfect example of someone who really needs one! Anywho, IMO, the best option is an unsecured personal loan. You can borrow money with a fair interest rate (if you have good...
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    Is cancelling a cpa a good or a bad idea?

    The choice is entirely up to you, it all depends on personal factors. For instance, many prefer to cancel the automatic payments, because they just can't afford to make it from one month to the next, many prefer to pay off their priority debts first, and postpone other installments for when they...
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    Best student loans? (top reviews only)

    It's been a while since I thought about this, but I would most definitely recommend you look into the Stafford loan. It's a federal loan and a very convenient one because the government will pay the interest on the loan while your son is in college. He'd have to qualify for the subsidized loan...
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    How to lower your student loan payments

    Thank you very much for the info! You have answered one of questions that's been on my mind for a while now! I graduated, I work, but I still find it difficult to keep paying for mt student loan debts every month! I can't wait to pay all my student loans off! That will be a day I'll definitely...
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    What is student loan rehabilitation?

    Can someone please explain to me, in the simplest terms possible, what is student loan rehabilitation? What does it mean? Are there any risks to entering loan rehabilitation?
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    If you pay a debt collector, who gets the money?

    Say you have debt and debt collectors come after you. Let's also say you pay them. Who gets the money in this case? Does the agency keep the money or does the money go to the lender that approved your loan in the first place?
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    How to lower student loan payments?

    Has anyone ever heard about income-driven repayment plans? I've only recently heard about this myself, so I'm now entirely sure how it all works. Can someone please enlighten me? What are the pros and cons? How does it all work? Thank you very much in advance!
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    How did you pay off your student loans?

    So, I'm in my 30's now and, after years since graduating, I'm still trying to figure out how to pay off my student loans, faster. For instance, I've heard about people who managed to earn enough income on the side (a.k.a., in addition to their monthly fixed income) and they managed to pay them...
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