 Washington Post | Democrats Stung by Dissenters Washington Post, United States Crop subsidies, the student loan program and Medicare radiology rules are all currently niche concerns, but any one could become the next crisis for party leaders, with the potential to derail a major agenda item. One major proposal, to limit itemized ... |
 SYS-CON Media | Government's direct student loan program gets a boost USA Today By Sandra Block, USA TODAY The number of colleges and universities offering student loans through the government's direct loan program rose sharply last year, a trend that could strengthen Obama administration efforts to end subsidies to lenders that ... Credit Crisis Leaves Defaulted Student Loan Borrowers Stranded MSNBC U of L changing process for students to get loans Louisville Courier-Journal The Next Bailout: Cancel US Student Loans U.S. News & World Report Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) all 8 news articles |
Using Loans Correctly is Key to College Finance Henderson State University Oracle, AR Many college students and graduates are looking for a solution for their student loan debt. While borrowers may be having difficulty paying back student loans, there is help. Solutions for paying back student loans are available. ... |
Beneficiaries of Sallie Mae, Nelnet fight Obama’s student-aid proposal The Hill, DC By Walter Alarkon President Obama’s budget proposal to eliminate government subsidies for the student loan industry has run into stiff bipartisan resistance from lawmakers who have received thousands in campaign contributions from private lenders. Rep. ... |
Fitch Affirms 10 Classes from SMS FFELP Student Loan Transactions MarketWatch (press release) NEW YORK, Mar 09, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fitch Ratings affirms 10 classes from the following Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) student loan asset-backed notes issued by the Secondary Market Services LP (SMS). (A full list of rating actions ... |
Fed's Asset-Backed Program Helps Auto-Loan Part Of Market EasyBourse.com, France Last week, risk premiums tightened on securities backed by auto loans, and analysts expect new deals in this sector to pick up as well. In contrast, the credit card and student loan sectors are still languishing. Moreover, questions remain about how ... TALF: The Need to Accommodate the Unproven Stanford Review Auto Lender AmeriCredit Jumps on Relaxed Credit Costs Barron's Blogs The Federal Reserve Board and Treasury Launch the Term Asset ... Linex Legal Thanh Nien Daily all 9 news articles |
Long Island University Alumni, Employees & Trustees Raise $300000 C.W. Post Campus, NY Keri Wyllie of Centereach, a forensic science major at the CW Post Campus of Long Island University, was confronted with family issues and last-minute difficulty securing the full amount she needed in a traditional student loan. ... |
Student landlord Unite safely within loan covenants Reuters LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Shares in student accommodation provider Unite Group (UTG.L) rose by a fifth on Monday after it said it had slashed net debts by 330 million pounds since November 2006 and loan-to-value covenant limits remained intact. ... |
 Washington Times | Obama addresses college affordability The George Washington University The GW Hatchet, DC Barr said by strengthening the Perkins program, the government could give more money directly to students instead of through banks and student loan companies like Sallie Mae. She added the program would be able to provide financial aid to 2.7 million ... Help for middle-income students Minnesota Daily Financial burden of college to ease somewhat Defiance Crescent News Cal Grants for all Daily Aztec Beaumont Enterprise all 18 news articles |
Student loan firm with First Coast center pummeled Florida Times-Union, FL But student loan company Nelnet Inc. has been hit particularly hard recently, even though some analysts say it's getting a bum rap. Nebraska-based Nelnet, which has a large servicing center in Jacksonville, dropped sharply a couple of weeks ago after ... |
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