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Money for College

Welcome!  This site is designed to discuss College Scholarships, Financial Aid, Student Loans, College Savings Plans aka 529 Plans, Colleges, and other education related issues.  The site is intended for college bound, graduate school bound, career school bound, students, parents and financial aid advisors

Debt consolidation relief inaccessible in terms of student education loans

It is a probability that student loan debt will overtake credit card personal debt as the greatest financial encumbrance on younger people. Any person who has been to university lately isn't surprised. That said, it wasn't always so. Young minds have to discover solutions to pay for university, and more individuals get federal student education loans, bank loans, and loans from other loan lender to try and make it happen. The number of defaults on student loans is also going up. Becoming the American Dream is harder and more difficult, and student education loans are a nightmarish part of making it happen.

 

Article source - Debt settlement relief unavailable when it comes to student loans by Personal Money Store

 

Personal debt increasing for students

 

Clean-energy bonds at risk from federal agencies

PACE loans are quick personel loans that cities provide to homeowners, otherwise known as the Property Assessed Clean Energy Bonds. Beyond the fact they are intended solely for energy retrofits, PACE loans are also paid off by property taxes. The Federal Housing Finance Agency, along with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is working to push these loans out of their market.

Article source:Federal agencies question clean energy bonds for homeowners by Personal Money Store

The administration of PACE loans

Georgia State University's Robinson College of Business Scholarships

Bergeron Scholarship For Women in Technology

The Bergeron Women in Technology Leadership Fund was funded with a $1 million endowment from Sandra and Douglas Bergeron and is awarded annually to female undergraduate or graduate students who have expressed or demonstrated high potential for leadership careers in technology. Since 2006, 21 women have been named Bergeron Scholars.  

The college's Computer Information Systems Department is ranked in the top 10 for both undergraduate and graduate offerings by US News & World Report's annual listings of best colleges and best graduate schools. The college has partnered with the Atlanta-based Women in Technology (WIT) organization to recruit information technology executives to mentor Bergeron Scholars.

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