(Dont say "All of them" cuz everyone hates all bills!)
Mine is SallieMae!
Who made the rule that 6 months after graduation is when repayment status goes into affect?
I graduated college in 2007, and I still CAN'T pay my student loans! And If I am one day behind, they call me constantly! Sallie Mae will never go bankrupt cuz they make sure they get their money!
My wachovia consolidation signature loan payment! $550. Because I took it out to consolidate but then totalled out my truck and had to buy a new vehicle on my visa so now I'm not consolidated anymore :( at that to high rent for a dump and I'm sinking fast!
Diggs, that's why I'm afraid to use loans to go to school, you'd have to be a doctor, attorney or top notch engineer to pay that crap off.
lol... I was joking with my co-worker about that! And he just got his P.E. (Professional Engineering) license, and he has outrageous student loans too!
my brother is a civil engineer and he is doing quite well but his wife is a software engineer writing programs for the government so I wish they would share the wealth! lol
I pay out of pocket for one class at a time and will have my degree by the time I'm 70, lol
same thing, property land, must be alot worth alot or a location worth alot. When Disney development in Orlando the people that owned nearby had taxes sky rocket so high that many had to sell because even if their house was paid off they couldn't pay the taxes.
Sorry Digadee for hijack: Years back, this was happening in Silicon Valley (CA), where old residents (mostly blue collar) were now alongside commercial developments and high tech professionals paying top dollar for houses. Their (old residents) taxes skyrocketed and they struggled to pay. A State Proposition was passed (Prop 13) which reset their taxes back to mid 1970's and held them low. They now had lower taxes, but it killed the public school system as its tax base evaporated. They didn't care since their kids were out of school. CA school system has yet to really recover. Prop 13 was not good.