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Pay Off Your Student Loans the Smart Way (Benton Evening News)

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Pay Off Your Student Loans the Smart Way (Benton Evening News)

(ARA) - Your education is the key to launching your future. After you enter the professional world you leave the college years behind to focus on your career goals. But one thing most people can't leave behind are student loans.

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Nonprofit Loan Programs Criticized (Chronicle of Philanthropy)

As nonprofit organizations and credit unions offer people saddled with crushing “payday” debt comparatively manageable ways to pay it off, some question whether the loans are just another layer of predatory lending practices, The New York Times reports.

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Why You Should Consolidate Your Student Loans (Richfield Reaper)

(ARA) - The days and weeks after graduation are supposed to be one of the best time periods in a young person's life. Years of hard work have finally paid off, and they are embarking on a new chapter in their lives.

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Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Forest fires still raging in credit markets (Independent)

We are now a month into the crisis which has enveloped credit markets and there is as yet no sign of the dust settling. To the contrary, the situation seems to become more confused by the day. Most of the big banks have attempted to reassure investors by insisting through unattributable and off-the-record comments to journalists that their direct exposure to the the losses being sustained in ...

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Stephen King: The reality of housing and debt risks (Belfast Telegraph)

How about this for good timing? America's central bank, the Federal Reserve, published a paper on 8 August (The Rise in US Household Indebtedness: Causes and Consequences) with the following, prophetic, words: "As illustrated by the recent developments among sub-prime mortgage borrowers, excessive accumulation of debt can, in some circumstances, lead to financial distress. Moreover, the reaction ...

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Tax refunds could pay off debts (Fargo Forum)

Starting in September, state court administrator can intercept income tax refunds from those in debt North Dakota has a new way to punish residents who don’t pay their court-ordered fines and fees.

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Payday Loans, Nonprofit Style, Emerge to Mixed Response (New York Times)

Nonprofit groups are stepping into an industry that has been widely criticized as predatory but that has reached as many as one in 20 Americans.

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Wild Ride as Debt Markets Slide (Broadcasting and Cable)

As the credit crunch crimps plans for media companies, only the strongest are finding that they can tap the debt markets to fund their operations.

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Buyout Funds Face Elusive Returns as Debt Costs Rise (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Hellman & Friedman LLC's Capital Partners IV Fund has generated a 36 percent return for investors since 2000. Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.'s Millennium Fund has done even better, notching a 41 percent take since 2002.

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Government writes off over 16bn shillings farmers owe to agricultural institutions (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation)

Caption: Agriculture Minister Kipruto Kirwa addressing the press. Photo/file The government has spent over 16.2 billion shillings in the last 4 years to write off loans owed to various agricultural institutions by farmers and also to pay debts owed to farmers by collapsed institutions.

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Pay Off Your Student Loans the Smart Way (Benton Evening News)

Some of the bad apples in this industry mislead people about their charges. They either say there are no fees involved or just a small fee, Hrdy explains. Sometimes, they dont mention fees at all.

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