PJ asked:


Auto loan, Credit Card, Personal Loan. Interest rate is very low compared to these. Your take on a good option and do you have to be fully enrolled, meaning a full time student at all times during the loan process? Thanks.

Consolidate School Loan

brunie200764 asked:


I have student loans through Citi bank and AES and I was wonderin if there was an easy way I could consolidate all these loans into one…I”m still a current student so I don’t know if its best to wait til I’m done with school to do that or what? Also if you knwo any good help sites on student loans or debt consolidation for students I would appreciate it. I’m trying to not get blindsided when I graduate college.

Credit Card Debt Free

layn da smckdwn asked:


I have some defaulted student loans and I just found out that I wont be getting a tax refund back due to these loans. Now I have 2 dependents to take care of and i need all of my money. I was wondering if i was to consolidate all of my student loans though a debt consolidation agency would that stop the dept of education from taking my tax refund?

Credit Card Debt Consolidation Loans

JOHN asked:


I have CC and car payment liabilities totaling nearly 30 grand. I would like to consolidate this debt into a low interest loan. I am a community college student with a 4.0 GPA and plan to obtain at least a bachelor’s degree. My credit score is likely too low but I can possibly obtain a co-signer. Are there such loans that don’t need to paid until after graduation? Who has the best interest rate??
so much for hoping for expert advice – these first four answers **** and show either an agenda in the answerer or just plain stupidity. Don’t bother answering my question unless you know something about the subject and can direct me where to go to make it happen. thanks.
nobody knows what they are talking about, it’s all cut and paste b.s. or somebody trying to get more points on this site.
ultimately, the interest rate will be as good as the credit score of my co-signer is, and the “student” part of my loan appears to be a non-factor, as the money isn’t for fees, books or living costs.

Consolidation Debt

mickey7659 asked:


Relocating for a new job which is offerring a substantial sign on bonus and when combined with my new salary all the mortgage calculators say I can spend $2200/mo on housing and that I can be approved for a $150-250K mortgage. I pay $450/mo in consolidated student loan debt ($80K) and have 2 years left of a $352/mo car payment. I have excellent credit and no credit card debt. I’ll be moving to an area I’m familiar with as I grew up in a town nearby. Should I buy now or rent for awhile first?

Debt Consolidation Credit Cards