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In the US, you are still on the hook for the repayment of the loans, but you can apply for an unemployment deferment from your lender. With the deferment you can stop paying on your loans for up to 3 years. The interest on the unsubsidized stafford loans still accrues though.
Loans, in general, are based on risk. The higher the risk, the higher the interest rate. You'll be able to get a loan, but the rate will be higher than if you had better credit.
In the USA, if you are paying the required minimum monthly payment each month and your loans are not in default, then NO the government can not keep your tax return. If you are repaying your loans while in a default status, then YES the government can keep your return. If you need help getting your loans out of default and off the tax offset list, then click on my username, Studentloaner, below.
There isn't a single most important veterinarian, as there are hundreds of thousands of veterinarians working around the world on everything from controlling feral pet populations to finding a cure for cancer to preventing famine and starvation.
You will need to have an active checking account, current driver's license, a phone in you name, a job and a copy of your last two paystubs. They will also check to make sure you do not have any outstanding loans that you are still paying on,
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If your loan is fixed, you could pay your loan off early but you would not benefit from it because you would still be paying the same amount. And there are some loans that you will be penalized for paying off early. Please check the terms of your loan.
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Yes, you may leave the country even if you have outstanding debt. However, you will still be held accountable for paying off that debt.
Germany's economy, still recovering from World War 1, could not generate enough money to pay back the loans. Good luck plato kids!
A loan that you do not have to start paying back until after you graduate is commonly referred to as a "student loan." These loans are designed to help cover educational expenses, and borrowers typically begin repayment after completing their degree or leaving school. Many student loans also offer deferment options while the borrower is still enrolled in school at least half-time.
Definitely It will be still a high paying job. It's a all-time high paying job.