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ted takes out a student loan to pay for his college tuition this year. Find the interest on the loan if he borrowed $2,500 at an
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Mona takes out a $12,000 student loan to help pay for her first 2 years of college, then 2 years later needs another loan for
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Anonymous
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Marco decides to take out a $4,000 student loan during his first year in college. If he is charged 10% interest that is
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joselyn
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Student loans. Brandt's student loans totaled $2500. Part was mde at 3% interest and the rest was made at 2.5%. After the one
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A.W.
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What is a student loan?
(1 point) • federally funded program in the U.S. that assists students with the costs of postsecondary
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Pros & Cons of Funding Sources Quick Check
5 of 55 of 5 Items Question Which of the following is a main disadvantage of a student
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What is a student loan?
(1 point) Responses money that has to be repaid designed to help students pay for
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What is a student loan? (1 point) Responses a federally funded program in the United States that assists
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What is a student loan?
(1 point) Responses money awarded to someone based on merit or achievement by an organization to help pay
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Strawberry Cow
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Which of these is the main advantage of student loans? (1 point) Responses You receive help finding a job near campus. You
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Bridget Morrow is a sophomore at State College and is running out of money. Wanting to continue her education, Bridget is
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tota
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Suppose you have student loans totaling $10,500 when you graduate from college. The APR is 9% and the loan term is 10 years.
a)
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Emilio
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Which of these is the main advantage of student loans?
(1 point) Responses You don’t have to pay back the money. You don’t
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What is a student loan?
(1 point) • money, i.e., financial assistance, given by a government, organization, or person for a
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Which of the following is a main disadvantage of a student loan?
(1 point) • It is linked to academic merit or athletic
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Vicki is contemplating consolidating her federal student loans with Loan Consolidation Experts Inc. She currently pays five
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kelly
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Are letters from banks for student loans considered as utility bills
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Jonathan took out a $25,000 student loan to go to college. The loan charges 5% interest compounded yearly. How much will
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Caseoh
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determine the accured intrest amount of 5,000 student loan with a simple intrest rate of 5.4 over a period of 8 years
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Jonathan took out a $25,000 student loan to go to college. The loan charges 5% interest compounded
yearly. How much will Jonathan
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Using an online loan calculator, calculate the fixed monthly payment and the total cost of repaying a $25,000 student loan with
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What yearly salary do you need to make so that 8% of your salary will repay 12% of a $20,000 student loan each year? (Assume
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L
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determine the accrued interest amount of a 5,000 student loan
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cadence
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ing an online loan calculator, calculate the fixed monthly payment and the total cost of repaying a $25,000 student loan with a
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over a
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Using an online loan calculator, calculate the fixed monthly payment and the total cost of repaying a $25,000 student loan with
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Using an online loan calculator, calculate the fixed monthly payment and the total cost of repaying a $25,000 student loan with
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a student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over a
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
• Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
• Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt. Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over a
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
• Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over a
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A student with a $33,500 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt. Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over
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A student with $33,350 student loan is offered two payment plans to repay their debt.
Plan 1: Monthly payment of $361.91 over a
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Using an online loan calculator, calculate the fixed monthly payment and the total cost of repaying a $25,000 student loan with
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sticking out your gyat for the rizzler
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Student loans are less expensive than any other type of loan.
true or false
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Student loans are just available through government programs.
true or false
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The standard repayment plan on a federal student loan is 10 years with fixed payments each month.
true or false
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Student loans are free. You do not need to pay interest on them.
true or false
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If you don't pay back your student loans after college, the lender has the right to garnish your wages. That means that the
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If you get into financial trouble after college, and you are having trouble paying your student loans, you may refinance the
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You really need to do some research and planning before you accept a student loan
true or false
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When a parent takes out a student loan for his/her child, the child is responsible for paying back the loan.
true or false
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If you don't graduate from college, you don't have to repay your student loan.
true or false
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Opposing facts that school loans are exploiting than contributive
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Which choice is the least preferred source of student loans and why?
(1 point) long-held savings Private lenders that will likely
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Student loan debt in the United States gross approximately 9.8x10^3 dollars every hour at this rate, how much debt occurs each
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Katrina has the option of an 8-year nonsubsidized student loan of $34,000 at an annual interest rate of 3.5% or an 8-year
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math
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