the banks make enough money, so if you dont pay them back it wont event make a scratch on their earnings, go ahead and do it!
Nobody will put a gun to your head and force you to pay a debt, but a moral person will do it anyway. By refusing to repaying a loan that you took out in good faith and AGREED to repay, you are removing funds from the student loan program. Asking this question says a lot about you. I suppose you're one of those people who doesn't really have a conscience or ever feel responsibility for your action. Debt is a civil matter and is confined to the country from which it originates. I'm very saddened by the calousness of the person who posted the first answer here.
There is nothing to stop you from moving out of the country, however this will not release you from paying off the debt. Do your best to pay off the loan. If you do not, somehow, somewhere, it will come back to bite you in one way or another.
No, you cannot use a Stafford student loan to pay off personal debt. The only debt that should be paid off with an educational Stafford loan is your college debt.
You will not be able to come back to the U.S ?
yes the debt still exists.you can probably go back, but they may never let you leave again until you pay it off. I'm in about same boat. 53000 in student loans to pay off.
No, it is a debt not income.
There are many ways to pay off student credit card debt. Some of the ways to pay off credit card debt are borrow against life insurance, get a home equity loan, renegotiate the term with a creditor and many more.
Credit card debt is unsecured loan and it charges higher interest because of the risk people not paying their loan. If you decide to leave the country, then they probably will sell your debt to an collection agency either in your original country or to your new country, but then, the only ( THE ONLY ) thing they can do is just sending you letters asking you to pay for the debt Nothing else.
Why would a student at age 16 have an education debt? In this state in the United States it would be illegal to hold a student responsible for such a debt at that age. Besides, at 16, it would be almost impossible for a student to find almost any decent paying job.
There are many ways to pay off the debt from student loans. Unfortuneately, I am unaware of any ways for you to get help from your school in paying off these loans. There are some websites that can help you with paying off your student loans.
If you have charged items and not paid for them, then your debt is due and payable in full. Your ability to pay and country of origin are not factors. This is a contractual matter. Once a debt becomes delinquent, the entire balance is due. The creditor is not obligated to wait for payment or take partial payment. They may take any legal remedies available to them that are permitted by law.
Depends on your school, the terms in which you pay it back. Average student debt load is $25k.
"Student debt can be paid off in many ways. Once the student is out of school, they can pay off the entire debt at once or they can consolidate and start making payments. If they go into education, some of their loans will be forgiven if they work in ""at risk"" schools and school districts."
Finland is the only country to fully pay back it's WWI debt to the U.S. No other country has.