Posted by admin | Posted in The Library | Posted on 13-08-2011
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Still I can take out a loan for college?
I work full time in a store and I make an average $ 700 a month, and I'm paying $ 227 a month for my car, and $ 37 for insurance and $ 20 for my credit card account has been closed a while ago. Am considering taking a loan from my bank for $ 1000 to pay $ 1100 in tuition when I went to school two years ago. So I want to take out another loan for an amount unknown when he does return to school for tuition and books. Is this a good idea, or someone has a better idea? My credit score is around 600. But can you get a government loan to pay tuition is due in the last two years? Not a Stafford loan. I owe the school directly.
It seems that your tuition bill is overdue and very likely the credit score of 600 will prevent your ability to obtain another loan to pay the tuition bill. What is not mentioned on the bill for tuition is a default on Stafford loans. If so, then not qualify for financial aid. A better idea is to make monthly payments to the school until the bill is met without going into debt. If, in fact, accounts only cars are the cards, credit insurance and you should be able to pay about $ 250 a month for 4 months and have done so. Obviously you do not have much money left over each month, but worth the sacrifice.
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