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In general, student loans, including those from Nelnet, are not typically dischargeable in bankruptcy. However, there are certain circumstances where student loans may be discharged, such as if the borrower can prove undue hardship through an adversary proceeding in bankruptcy court. This is a complex legal process that requires meeting specific criteria set by the court. It is advisable to consult with a bankruptcy attorney to explore your options and determine the best course of action.

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Nice, do you charge flat 2% interest rate for all loan types?

The idea of "going into" makes sense only for integers. If you allow fractions, then any non-zero number can go into any number.

Sure you can - but it would never be repaid in full ! Repaying it at the rate of one cent per YEAR - would take 100 years just to pay back one dollar !

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She should be so lucky. Most institutions will only lend with interest charged on a compound basis.

You don't.

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The Cotton Planters Loan Association $5 bill is a highly sought-after piece of currency among collectors due to its rarity and historical significance. The value of this specific bill can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and demand in the market. In general, a well-preserved Cotton Planters Loan Association $5 bill can fetch hundreds to even thousands of dollars at auction or through currency dealers. It is recommended to have the bill authenticated and appraised by a professional to determine its exact value.

Oh, what a happy little question we have here! To find the approximate APR of the loan, we can use the formula APR = Periodic Interest Rate x Number of Periods in a Year. In this case, the APR would be approximately 171.6%, so the answer is A. Remember, there are no mistakes in math, just happy little accidents to learn from!

The term for failure to pay loans is "default." When a borrower fails to make scheduled payments or meet the terms of a loan agreement, they are considered to be in default. This can lead to serious consequences, including damage to credit scores, legal action, and potential loss of collateral if the loan is secured.

No, you typically cannot get a payday loan using an Achieve Card without a checking account. Payday loans generally require a linked bank account for direct deposit and repayment. However, some lenders may offer alternative options, but these can vary by provider and may come with higher fees or different terms. It's best to check directly with the lender for specific requirements.

Nationalized banks typically accept various forms of collateral to secure loans, including real estate, fixed deposits, gold, and inventory. The collateral must generally have a clear title and sufficient value to cover the loan amount. Additionally, banks may assess the borrower's creditworthiness and the nature of the loan before determining acceptable collateral. This collateralization helps mitigate risks for the bank and ensures accountability from the borrower.

No, generally you cannot reinstate a mortgage after it has been discharged in bankruptcy. Once a mortgage is discharged (typically under Chapter 7), the borrower is no longer personally obligated to repay the loan. However, the lender, including Dream Home Mortgage, still retains a lien on the property, meaning foreclosure is possible if payments are not made.

In some cases, you may be able to work with the lender, like Dream Home Mortgage, to reaffirm the mortgage during bankruptcy, but this usually must be done before the discharge. After discharge, reinstatement is not possible, though negotiating a new loan or modification with the lender could be an option. Consulting with a bankruptcy attorney is advised to explore alternatives.

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Student loans, like child support obligations and tax liens, are in a class unto themselves in terms of credit reporting. These debts are exempt from limiations placed on other types of debts and can be pursued, reported and sued over (most of the time) indefinitely. They cannot (usually) be discharged in bankruptcy and will not disappear, no matter how long a consumer waits.

Even in pre-decimal days in the UK (up to 15February 1971)the guinea had no formalstatus. When making out a cheque for one guinea one had to write 'one pound one shilling'. As for whether ot not a British bank would accept a cheque made out in guineas I very much doubt if they'd even understand what the word meant!

Almost anyone can get a car loan. Question is, should you? My advice based on years of buying vehicles both new and used. Buy something you can pay cash for and leave the auto loans to the suckers. Once you save some more money, sell that car and move up, always paying cash. Never ever buy a brand new vehicle. Let the suckers buy new and loose al that hard earned cash. Buy used certified! Less money and better warranty than a new car. Take this advice and you will never regret it.

Almost anyone can get a car loan. Question is, should you? My advice based on years of buying vehicles both new and used. Buy something you can pay cash for and leave the auto loans to the suckers. Once you save some more money, sell that car and move up, always paying cash. Never ever buy a brand new vehicle. Let the suckers buy new and loose al that hard earned cash. Buy used certified! Less money and better warranty than a new car. Take this advice and you will never regret it.

It's when you receive a load of money and pay it back in bits, with interest of course.