Sometimes government jobs will match what you pay on your student loan. That way it will go much quicker. They will also help you put money aside and earn interest that can help you pay off loans.
You can learn about college education loans from government websites such as Student Loans and Student Aid. Other websites include CU Student Loans and Scholarships.
You report all assets and all liabilities. However, government insured or backed student loans are NOT dischargeable.
HUGE difference. Federally Guaranteed student loans have very low interest rates and many benefits attached. Private student loans have much higher interest rates and no benefits.
The government will forgive student loans in some circumstances, such as if you work for a non-profit organization, or if you're working in underprivileged areas. See the following web site for more information: http://www.finaid.org/loans/forgiveness.phtml
There are a number of ways to finance an education with government loans. They will help you set up a payment plan. Here is a good site: http://www.direct.ed.gov/student.html
Direct loans are federal student consolidation loans. The government pays off your various student loans, then you pay the government directly, one payment each month. This is very convenient, for rather than making several payments each month for your student loans, you just make one, right to the Department of Education.
Student loans through the government are better than private loans due to the fact that the government does not have as high of interest on the loans, and you get a longer time to pay them back.
There are a variety of online sites that one can apply for student loans. Sites such as college loans, continuing education loans, federal, government loans, professional loans, loan extentions, grants, etc.
No ... student loans are targeted specifically for education and nothing else.
No..there are also private student loans.
In the US, you can get student loans through the federal government by using FAFSA.
Banks don't have any collateral for student loans.