Can I get studwnt loans?
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Are you a US citizen?  Are you a student?  Then you're probably eligible for some sort of Federal student loan.  All that you need to do to apply is go online and file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov .  You will be given the option to select which schools receive your information; make sure you include the school you plan on attending.  When that school receives your results, they will assess your eligibility based on a variet of criteria (defined by the Federal government) and will notify you of your eligibility.  \n\nFederal Stafford Loans and Federal Perkins Loans come with interest rates and repayment terms that are much more flexible than most credit card "traps" out there:  \n\nPerkins Loan interest rates are fixed at 5%.  You are not responsible for repaying these loans until 9 months after you leave school (or cease to be enrolled at least half-time).  During the entire time that you are in school and for the 9 months after you leave school, no interest will accrue on your loans -- compare THAT to a credit card!! Perkins loans also offer a variety of forgiveness and deferment benefits: http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/cancelperk.jsp?tab=repaying\n\nBeginning this July, Stafford Loan rates will be fixed at 6.8%.  They can be subsidized (i.e. the government pays the interest while you are in school and during any grace/deferment periods) or unsubsidized (i.e. you are responsible for paying the interest at all times), depending on your level of financial need.  Repayment on these loans will begin 6 months after you leave school or cease to be enrolled at least half-time.  Stafford loans also carry some forgiveness (i.e. your loan will be cancelled or "wiped off the books") benefits as well (mostly for teachers): http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/cancelstaff.jsp?tab=repaying\n\nBoth loan types can be consolidated, which can be a useful way of lowering your monthly payment, extending your repayment term, and locking in the current interest rate.\n\nFor more information about Federal aid, visit http://www.studentaid.ed.gov\n\nIf you aren't a US citizen, there is a chance you might still be eligible to borrow an educational loan.  \n\nIf you have a US co-signer, try this one: http://www.salliemae.com/signature\nIf you don't, try some of these: http://www.edupass.org/finaid/loans.phtml
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yes I do that type of loan, How is your credit score? Can you prove your income (W2 etc)?What is the buy back price?Please email me the answer and I will tell what you can get. Johng@oldmerchants.com
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yes, you can get financing.  The costs involved, the interest rate, and the terms would need to be carefully investigated.  Be careful, there are lots of people out there who prey on the credit challenged.  You DO have choices.  Call me at 1-800 971-4638 extension 223, I'll try and steer you in the right direction.  I've been a mortgage lender for more than 20 years.  I just got a woman with a 577 credit score a FNMA loan.  So it is possible.
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yes....some banks will give you loans for that....world savings has a program for that
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You might be able to get a paid internship or even a loan.Ask your college
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get your loan from worldwide banks.visit\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/getyourloan
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Unfortunately (certainly in the UK) there's no way to get a loan that fast...as you will have to supply details...get checked and so on - so a week is usual.\n\nAn overdraught facility with your bank can be arranged faster...but whether they will depends...\n\nIf you have bad credit then you are counted by the industry as higher risk and so will be charged greater rates of interest.  So you should think carefully before entering any agreement - as you will pay back much more than you borrow - which will obviously create more problems in the long term.\n\nThe best place I found to investigate loans (in the UK) was moneyfacts.co.uk - they compare the lot - but of course it might not apply to your circumstances.\n\nBut to be honest a loan isn't going to fix your troubles (sorry!) - and if you're finding yourself getting in trouble financially there are loads of great charities that aim to help people struggling.  Here are two:\n\nhttp://www.cccs.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.consumercredit.com/\n\nAll the best
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I belong to a company thatwrites loans in 47 states. I am an indepemdent loan officer. You can view my site at \nhttp://www.nlcofhollywood.com/jgottschall\n\nIt sounds as though this may be what yur looking for.\n\nGood Luck
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It's not a loan, but a grant...\n\nMeaning you don't have to pay for it.\nHowever, you have to qualify.\n\nIf you're earning next to nothing, and living on air, then you probably can get it.
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http://loans.mamayek.com/autoloans.html
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If you're being turned down for federal loans, try private student loans. Many scholarships do specify that you must be working on your first degree, but unsubsidized federal and private student loans shouldn't. Try:\n\nhttp://www.AlternativeStudentLoan.com
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Yes, sometimes you can.  You may have to take an interest only loan, and one with a high interest rate, and you will probably be given terms of a hugh pre-payment penalty.  Not all lenders look strickly at the numbers, some actually do look at the over all picture and past history before your circumstances forced you into bankrupsy.  Good Luck, and keep looking as there are some companies out there!
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www.collegeanswer.com for scholarships. \n\ntry www.salliemae.com for loans
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I attended a workshop given by the USDA. It seems they have loans available for little or no money down. To me, it seemed like a very good program. Try this website for more info. http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/
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You gotta pay 8.5% up front to get a loan?  And probably a high interest rate on top of that!  Are you crazy to even be thinging of doing that?\n\nThere has to be someone who will loan you money for less than that.  Keep looking!
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try applying for a personal loan at any bank or credit union
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Try a bank first - a local bank, credit union. \n\nThen consider places like beneficial finance.\n\nMake sure they are legitimate places to obtain a loan - at reasonable terms.\n\nGood luck\n\nPS: on my website, I have a link to bankrate - here you can research places to get loans as well as local rates.