What are the major benefits of a debt consolidation loan?
When it comes to managing your outstanding debts, debt consolidation loans come very handy. Such loans provide the borrowers with a number of advantages in case they have a number of unpaid debts. Being knee-deep More...
Student Loan Debts Still a Crippling Issue, But Bankruptcy May Be a Way Out
As recent as the last quarter of 2014, it was estimated that 40 million Americans have at least one outstanding student loan. At least one. That is a scary figure, specially if you consider that there were only More...
With Payday Loans Direct Lender Facilities, You Can Get Money Quick
There are countless websites that talk about financial solutions for people with bad credit, but few of these actually discuss payday loans in great detail. This is because many view them with suspicion, and they More...
Different Options for Emergency Loans
Most of us find ourselves in a situation every once in a while where we need some money fast. This could be a private thing, a short term project, a business emergency, and so on. Usually, these loans are designed More...
Steps for enrollment in National Debt Relief Program
Many people in this world are under the burden of heavy debt in one form or another. While they keep struggling to overcome the issue of debt but there seems no chances of eradicating the debt. There are many banks More...
Student Loan rates double as CBO reveals money used for Obamacare
Interest rates on federally subsidized Stafford student loans doubled overnight, soaring from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent after Congress failed to reach a deal. The news broke as the CBO (Congressional Budget Office) More...
With student loan interest rates to double in July, Elizabeth Warren introduces Bank on Students Loan Fairness Act
Federally subsidized student loans is set to double from 3.4 to 6.8 percent starting July 1; however, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) says that students should benefit from the same interest rates that the big More...
Federal Reserve vice chair Janet Yellen: ‘Low interest rates can contribute to financial bubbles’
Low interest rates can contribute to financial bubbles even if they are not a primary culprit, Janet Yellen said in her first speech as vice chair of the Federal Reserve. photo/donkey hotey Just as the concern rises More...
