clen
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Jun 19, 2021 18:33:04 GMT
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Post by clen on Jun 22, 2021 16:59:09 GMT
My nephew is going to a small regional in state university, and made the choice to live at home to save money. Even with scholarships and a financial aid package, he has to take out loans. He is lucky in that he will end up with under 20K to pay back since his freshman year was covered completely by scholarships. Taking out loans is not the big issue but it is necessary to keep focus on savings especially. I can very well say about the situation when I had to take out loans from payday loans in Michigan to meet my urgent requirements. But soon after that I had repay that within 6 months.
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Post by oliquig on Jun 22, 2021 17:33:18 GMT
My nephew is going to a small regional in state university, and made the choice to live at home to save money. Even with scholarships and a financial aid package, he has to take out loans. He is lucky in that he will end up with under 20K to pay back since his freshman year was covered completely by scholarships. Taking out loans is not the big issue but it is necessary to keep focus on savings especially. I can very well say about the situation when I had to take out loans from payday loans to meet my urgent requirements. But soon after that I had repay that within 6 months. I don’t know why you’re quoting my post, especially without including what I was commenting on. I was agreeing with the others that current college costs are far different from previous generations. Nothing at all to do with payday loans.
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