| Academic Financial Solutions Advises Recent Graduates Not to Delay on College Loan Consolidation
Leading student loan debt consolidation company, Academic Financial Solutions, recommends college loan consolidation before the six month grace period expires in November. Tampa, FL (PRWEB) November 5, 2007 -- Academic Financial Solutions, a leading student loan debt consolidation company based in Tampa, Florida, alerts college graduates who graduated last May or June not to delay on college loan consolidation. �Waiting to consolidate will be costly,� says Michael Babb, President of Academic Financial Solutions. �Many student loan borrowers don�t realize that their six-month grace period is expiring until it�s too late and lenders begin demanding repayment. It�s really an unfortunate situation. Many borrowers get caught up in transitioning from college life to finding a job, a place to live and other immediate necessities and lose track of the timing of their repayment obligations.
Find the Best Deal on Refinancing Your Home
(ARA) - Do you have a balloon mortgage that is coming due or an adjustable rate mortgage payment that has been steadily creeping up as interest rates change? Or perhaps you've had an unexpected financial hit such as a large hospital bill or a job loss that has made your current mortgage payments unreasonable. If so, refinancing your mortgage can be a great way to save money every month.Refinancing your mortgage also lets you consolidate other debt, such as credit card balances, into one low-interest loan. You may also want to consider converting some of the equity in your home to cash to use for large expenses such as college tuition or home improvement.Online services like Bills.com make it easier than ever to find the best deal on refinancing your home. With a couple clicks of the mouse, you'll receive quotes from up to four lenders so you can choose the best deal for your situation.Before you refinance, ask yourself the following questions:* How long will I be in my house? If you're planning to move soon, it may not make sense to refinance.
Corzine takes a gamble
ATLANTIC CITY | Gov. Jon S. Corzine said he is willing to risk losing re-election to improve the state's finances, although details of a plan to do that will remain secret until at least January. He did say any plan should cut the state's debt load in half -- or bring in $16 billion -- and the state would change the way it borrows money by adding additional limitations. "I don't want to clean the manure out of the barn, only to have someone else fill it back up," Corzine said Thursday to hundreds of public officials at the New Jersey League of Municipalities annual luncheon. Corzine wants to create a nonprofit entity to manage the toll roads, which could bond against future toll revenue for an upfront payment to help pay down some of the state's $32 billion debt.
JK Harris Lends Illinois Man Helping Hand With Student Loan Troubles
JK Harris helps Illinois man consolidate student loans, reduce monthly payments and prevent wage garnishment. North Charleston, SC (PRWEB) November 1, 2007 -- Student loan debt can add up quickly. And when it does, there are federal programs available to help. James Tweddell of Springfield, IL, owed nearly $20,000 in student loans, and he couldn't afford the monthly payments that were being demanded of him. That's when Tweddell came to JK Harris and Company for help. The North Charleston-based company is the nation's largest tax resolution firm but also handles student loan issues. Because he was in default of his student loans, the issues that faced Tweddell were high monthly payments he could not afford and the threat of a wage garnishment by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC).
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