Question

Can someone please help me with a few questions :3 ill fan and give a medal!!! What makes student loans different than home loans? How long does student loan debt stay with you? What was the unemployment rate of adults aged 20 to 24 in 2010? Have you personally ever had trouble finding a job or employment? Are you currently concerned about finding a job or career after high school?

Answer 1

@Missiey

Answer 2

give me asec

Answer 3

okay

Answer 4

Student loans often have far lower interest rates than regular loans, and payments can generally be deferred (put off) until you're out of school for a certain period of time.

Student loans almost never go away. you cannot file bankruptcy on student loans, eventually if you default long enough they will take your tax return.

15.5%
last two are personal opionion
yes it is very hard to find employment right now, due to the raise in unemployment there are more people looking for jobs than jobs available.

last one answer is about same as above..

Answer 5

so which one is this answering?

Answer 6

each question is answered
1st Student loans often have far lower interest rates than regular loans, and payments can generally be deferred (put off) until you're out of school for a certain period of time
2nd Student loans almost never go away. you cannot file bankruptcy on student loans, eventually if you default long enough they will take your tax return.
3rd 15.5%
4th yes it is very hard to find employment right now, due to the raise in unemployment there are more people looking for jobs than jobs available.

5th same as 4

Answer 7

you up for 3 more? :3

Answer 8

nvm just one lol

Answer 9

sure

Answer 10

What type of programs have been added in the last decade to help those who are having trouble repaying their student loans? (2pt)

Answer 11

student loan modification

student loan forgiveness

forebearance means a temporary renegotiation of your repayment plan with your lender

deferment allows you to postpone payments and avoid accruing interest

Income-Based Repayment program, which limits your monthly payment to 15% of your disposable income and extends your repayment term to 25 years

Answer 12

anymore

Answer 13

nope thats it thank you very much :3