Student Loan Debt Continues to Increase for Young Physicians

January 17th, 2012 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Rockville, MD (PRWEB) June 30, 2011

The Financial Balance Group, a financial services group in Rockville MD, is promoting the use of disability insurance protection by young physicians and dentists for not only future income protection but loan protection of their student loans.

According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, In 2010 the overall student outstanding loan debt outpaced credit card debt for the very first time. This alarming trend of increased levels of tuition debt continues to hinder the efforts of many recent medical school graduates from establishing themselves on solid financial ground as they complete their residency training and start work as practicing medical professionals.

This is in part due to the fact that credit card companies are increasing their minimum monthly payments and not allowing individuals to extend additional or existing lines of credit. Student loans, consequently, become a much easier debt instrument for many medical students to use for funding educational and lifestyle expenses while in school.

The average medical student graduates with some $ 120,000.00 in tuition debt, according to Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of FinAid.org and FastWeb.com. This figure can increase especially if a person decides to enter a specialty that requires further education

The future income potential of a young physician truly serves as the primary tools to which they can shoulder and pay down this high level of student debt. But what would happen if they suffered a long term illness or injury that prevented them from working as a physician and earning income to pay those monthly loan payments? How would those loan payments occur and what consumer protections are available to the individual for financial protection.

Purchasing a disability insurance plan (such as a business reducing term plan) that specifically covers the principal and interest payments of a student loan is a very cost effective strategy to ensuring those debt obligations will be made if a disability or illness prevents you from working. This is crucial simply because student loans cannot be discharged in bankruptcy.

Federal student loans have repayment options such as the Income-Based Repayment plan and the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program but private student loans are not eligible for any such borrower-relief programs. Although their is legislation being introduced into both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives to change this, the likelihood of actual passage of these bills of passing is slim at this point in time.


“Wall Street Journal – Student Loan Debt Surpasses Credit Cards. August 9th, 2010″.

Thomas Lloyd is a disability insurance specialist with the Financial Balance Group and Park Avenue Securities, in Rockville, MD. He works with physicians and dentists to secure disability insurance quotes online and manage their policies.

Thomas Lloyd is a Registered Representative of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS), 1355 Piccard Drive, Suite 380, Rockville MD 20850. Securities products/services and advisory services are offered through PAS, a registered broker-dealer and investment advisor, 240-683-9700.

Financial Representative, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America (Guardian), New York, NY. PAS is an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of Guardian. MR Insurance Consultants is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS or Guardian.

PAS is a member FINRA, SIPC.

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Jean Chatzky and Credit.com Announce Five Participants in the Debt Diet Challenge

January 10th, 2012 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) June 27, 2011

Credit.com, a leading consumer education and financial resource website, announced today that five participants have been selected to embark on bestselling author and money expert Jean Chatzkys Debt Diet Challenge.

Chatzky created the Debt Diet program with a team of behavioral scientists to tackle the problem of debt by looking at how people make healthy decisions in their lives (read a Credit.com article about the Debt Diet to learn more). The Credit.com editorial team will monitor the progress of the five participants, who are themselves deep in debt. The participants will blog about their progress and the efficacy of the program in general on Credit.com. Chatzky will also write about the program for Credit.com as participants go through it, and will be speaking to each of them about their progress regularly.

The five participants are:

Penny, age 52, married with two kids and four grandkids, from Arkansas. Her credit card and personal loan debt: $ 4,900; mortgage: $ 63,000; vehicle loans: $ 29,600; and her familys annual income is $ 55,000

Melissa, age 39, married with two small children, from Massachusetts. Her credit card debt, 401(k) loan, personal loan: $ 99,100; vehicle loan: $ 18,000; and her familys annual income is $ 217,000

Chris, age 57, divorced with two kids 20 and 34, from Iowa. Chriss credit card debt: $ 6,400; mortgage: $ 29,000; vehicle loan: $ 12,500; and her familys annual income is $ 77,000

Kimberly, age 33, married with one child age 4, from Texas. Her credit card debt: $ 37,200; student loan debt: $ 32,000; vehicle loans: $ 5,600; mortgage: $ 132,000; and her annual income is $ 103,000

Erin, 34, married with two kids, from Texas. Her credit card debt, personal loans, and retail debt: $ 41,000; student loan debt: $ 35,000; vehicle loans: $ 47,000; and her familys annual income is $ 200,000.

The participants’ progress and Chatzkys advice can be monitored on Credit.com.

About Credit.com

Credit.com provides straightforward news, tools, education and products to help consumers make smarter financial decisions. Credit.com was established in 1995 with the goal of helping consumers with any credit standing to establish, rebuild, enhance and effectively use credit. Our industry experts create clear paths for consumers looking to improve their finances.

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Natalia Labenskyj

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Personal Stories of Conquering Debt: 15th Annual Story Contest Winners Announced by Consolidated Credit Counseling Services, Inc.

December 31st, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

Ft. Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) December 29, 2011

Consolidated Credit, a national credit counseling agency and financial literacy provider, asked clients to write about how the organization and its programs impacted their money management skills, helped them to live within a budget, or assisted them in achieving a specific goal.

Paula Q. Morales, of New Mexico, won first place for her From Divorced with Five Kids to Financially Independence submission. Tom McGuire, of Redwood City, Calif., won second place for a heartfelt tale about how Consolidated Credit helped him pay off nearly $ 28,000 in credit card debt while keeping his credit score above 700. The third place winner was Yvonne Curiel of San Diego, Calif. who found herself in severe debt after getting married and creating a family. Thanks to Consolidated Credits help after her husband was laid-off, she received lower interest rates and got penalty fees eliminated on her credit cards and now only has 10 months left until she will be debt free! All three entries can be viewed here.

Real stories from real people are great to share with others who may be facing a similar situation who are unaware that there is help available, said Howard Dvorkin, CPA and founder of Consolidated Credit. With our budgeting application and free online financial literature, we hope that it will be easier for people to deal with money matters and stay out of debt in the future.

Thanks to Consolidated Credit, I learned how to properly budget and got my interest rates on my credit cards lowered to two percent compared to 27 percent, said Mr. McGuire, who stopped receiving harassing calls and emails from debt collectors only after joining Consolidated Credits debt management program.

The winners each receive up to $ 300 in gift cards, and they are being spotlighted on Consolidated Credits personal finance blog, MissMoneyBee.com, Dvorkin said.

Contestants stories were submitted in writing. Consolidated Credits board of directors chose the winners based on their originality, creativity, and relevance to the contest guidelines. For more information about Consolidated Credit and to find debt help, fill out a free online debt consultation form or call 1.800.728.3632 to receive a free debt analysis from a certified credit counselor today!

About: Consolidated Credit Counseling Services, Inc., founded in 1993, is one of the nation’s largest credit counseling organizations in the country and has helped over 5 million people with financial issues. Their mission is to assist families throughout the United States in ending financial crisis and solving money management problems through education and professional counseling.

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University of Houston Economics Grad Starts Career by Building a Website Letting Users Search Recipes by IngredientsNow Selling to Pay Back Student Debt

December 31st, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Houston, Texas (PRWEB) December 24, 2011

Have you ever wanted to place ingredients into a search that tells you what you can make? University of Houston student Richard Norwood did. So instead of waiting around to see if someone else would build it, he created it himself, organizing the first recipe website that allows users to submit their own ingredients, upload ingredients and recipes, add personal profiles to store recipes and search for recipes based on the ingredients the users have in their kitchen. What started as a personal project for class may turn into enough cash to pay off his school loans.

The website started as hobby and a dare that soon became an obsession that lasted the better part of two years, said UH Economics graduate Richard Norwood. It taught me all about PPC and Internet Marketing, as I spent thousands of man hours optimizing for Google organic search and making tons of mistakes.

After two years of hard work, Richard said he is ready to let someone else drive the website to greener pastures. The website jumpstarted a career in internet marketing for the UH grad who says that he is just lucky to have found a way to utilize his Economics degree in a down economy.

My Kitchen Vault has: an enormous data base of pictures, over 3000 recipes, articles describing ingredients and a drag & drop recipe selection tool that really gets new users engaged. Norwood also added a full content management system to allow easy admin edits to almost everything on the website, including the ability to add recipe content, blogs, forum posts and new recipes.

The website started off slow as most websites do, but is now ranked on the first page of Google for Recipes by Ingredients, Search Recipes by Ingredients, ingredients in my kitchen, reverse recipe finder and much more.

Norwood is ready for a food lover to take My Kitchen Vault to the next level by adding content, building relationships in the food industry and growing what he created. I just dont have time anymore to push three websites, and I know the least about food, the Internet Marketing Specialist said with a laugh. If someone gives me a good enough offer, Ill probably take it.

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How David Really Beat Goliath: New Book Details How A Run-Of-The-Mill Father Beat Capital One For An Alleged Credit Card Debt

December 27th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Bank

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) December 21, 2010

A new book titled “Turning the tables on credit card lawsuits” details how a run-of-the-mill father sued by Capital One for an alleged credit card debt he didn’t owe, fought back and won. Ali Abdullah Ezzani says, “Just because you can’t afford a lawyer on retainer, doesn’t mean you have to give-up: use legal coaches and spend a lot of time researching in the law library and home. He goes on to say, “Black Friday has just left us and after Americans get done with their Christmas shopping of high definition televisions, Kinect X-Box, laptops, iPads, iPhones, and other items, this book will sell like wildfire, because the credit card lawsuits will be right around the corner.”

While many would have thrown in the towel just by the names of one of the largest banks in America as well as a law office, he didn’t. As a former senior employee for Barclay’s bank in the collections department before and during the mortgage meltdown, he knew what came next if he decided to let them get a default judgment for not responding. Examples were wage garnishments, bank seizure, liens on his home, and worst of all, embarrassment in front of family and friends. While spending countless hours in the law library and home researching the laws surrounding this industry as well as finding legal coaches to help him with minor nuances he didn’t understand, he did the impossible-he won. But it wasn’t easy-instead of just going through the legal motions; he describes in his book the power of resilience, motivation, leverage, and how he mastered playing legal poker-which was vital in his success.

In terms of actual filings and legal procedure, he explains the following in his book that consumed this contentious process.

*How to answer a complaint

*The importance of setting a deposition

*Court filing of motions, including the filings of motions

compelling the defendant to turn over documents and answer interrogatories

*Filing a motion for a cross complaint as well as a cross complaint for violations of various consumer laws, including, the Federal Debt Collections Practices Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collections Practices Act, Deceptive Business Practices and Fraud

*Also, the filing of the ultimate motion: to terminate sanctions or in the alternative, a motion to dismiss with prejudice (can’t ever file again against him on this matter resulting in a judgment for him as well).

Mr. Abdullah Ezzani has been a consumer, civil, and labor rights advocate since his junior year in college. In the year 2000, he received the prestigious award of “Who’s Who in America-Most Influential College Leaders.”

After finishing college with a 4-year degree in Psychology and Health Science, Mr. Abdullah-Ezzani, went on to teach English abroad were he also entered the arena of journalism, writing for an international newspaper on social and business issues. He currently writes for Ezine.com and Examiner.com. He is currently is pursuing graduate studies in both Human Resources and Teaching with an emphasis on Autism. Above all, his passion in life is to end discrimination against children with special needs and is also an advocate for children with special needs for little or no cost.

Mr. Abdullah Ezzani can be contacted for interviews and public appearances via email at: info(at)ezzani(dot)com or through his public relations agent, Sal Azzani, at: 866-347-1324

The Book Is Now Available On Amazon.Com As Well As His Personal Website, Ezzani.Com.

The Sacramento Court Case Number Is: 2009-00057686, Capital One Bank Vs Ali Abdullah

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Average Student Loan Debt

December 27th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Average Student Loan Debt

The average student loan amounts are increasing year by year. More and more people that are getting into schools realize that they have to take out loans to pay for the increases in tuition rates. With the problems that states keep running into with deficit, the less funding there is for state colleges. The aid for future students trying to better their lives as well as society is diminishing more and more. So what do you as a student do? Well there are a few things that can better your situation but you have to face the facts and understand that the average student loan debt is on the rise.

Yes you are probably going to join more than half of college graduates that have over $ 20,000 in student loan debt the day that they get their degrees. The average numbers keep changing year to year based on the different study and how the study is conducted has a lot to do with the actual numbers reported.

The one overall thing that is constant in all the study numbers is that the student debt ratio has been on the rise. In the last 20 years the debt that students carry has gone up from 2.1% in 1990 and the previous year to 22.1% in 2006. This is a huge number we need to be concerned with. We are seeing that the average student debt in America is on the rise and that we are starting to see a split between rich and poor. The middle class is being pulled apart and those that can afford go to school will and those that can’t are left out. One thing that we need to makes sure is that we need to accept the fact that our education is a responsibility and that is the cost of being able to go to school.

Make sure you get all the Student Loan Help that you can. Average Student Loan Debt is on the rise so how will you deal with it?

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Law Firm Offers Free Bankruptcy and Debt Seminars To Consumers

December 21st, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) December 15, 2011

Many people find the bankruptcy process to be confusing and overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. As one of the area’s leading bankruptcy law firms, The Lee Law Firm (http://www.leebankruptcy.com) has expanded their spectrum of services to include free, informational seminars. Consumers organizations, special interest groups, employers, financial advisers and local organizations can take advantage of numerous seminars aimed at providing valuable information about the bankruptcy process.

The free presentations are aimed at providing more information on a variety of bankruptcy topics such as the basics of the bankruptcy process, how to prepare for bankruptcy, bankruptcy rules and life after bankruptcy. These presentations are informative and written in a way to help just about anyone that is interested.

Christopher Lee, owner of the firm, understands financial hardships. He grew up in a blue collar family on a farm in rural Indiana where his childhood experiences led him to becoming a lawyer so he could help those struggling with debt and financial hardships. This bankruptcy practice has given me the opportunity to directly impact the lives of many people, says Lee. He also enjoys “being there when people need me and having the ability to make things better.” Christopher takes his responsibility as a lawyer seriously and finds pride when a client “reaches that coveted result.”

As a previous partner of one of the largest bankruptcy firms in Texas, Allmand & Lee, Christopher started his own practice to provide a big firm expertise and professionalism with the flexibility and affordability of a small firm. Christophers firm has done exactly that for Tarrant county residents and he now wants to provide all residents of Dallas-Fort Worth that same, personalized and compassionate service. He has successfully handled thousands of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases and knows all too well how the bankruptcy process can intimidate people.

The Lee Law Firm specializes in bankruptcy and mortgage loan modification work. Their mission is to provide the best representation at the best price, guaranteed. The law firm offers an Aftercare Program aimed at helping clients rebuild their life and obtain a fresh start after bankruptcy. Christopher notes, Rebuilding credit after bankruptcy isnt just the clients problem, it is our problem too, and he intends to stand by his consumers each step of the way.

Many of The Lee Law Firm’s past clients can attest that the overall sense you is that you are a member of their own family. We focus on getting to know our clients and the nature of their problems, and then provide the best and most sound legal advice possible, says Christopher.

A 2003 graduate of Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, Lee is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Dallas County Bar Association, the Tarrant County Bar Association, and the American Bankruptcy Institute. He is also a longstanding member of the American Bar Association, as well as the Tarrant County Young Lawyer Association, the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, and the American Consumer Bankruptcy College.

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Consumer Recovery Network Announces Contest For Consumers Who Were Rate Jacked in 2009 — Winner Gets Free Debt Settlement Services

December 20th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Austin, TX (PRWEB) January 7, 2010

Consumer Recovery Network (CRN), http://www.consumerrecoverynetwork.com, an ethical, consumer-friendly debt settlement firm, is inviting consumers who were rate jacked by their credit card companies in 2009 to share their rate jacking stories with it for the opportunity to win free debt settlement services from the company. The prize will help the winner get out of debt faster.

Michael Bovee president of CRN conceived of CRNs contest as a way to celebrate the fact that when the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act (CARD) becomes law on February 22, 2010, rate jacking will no longer be legal. He explains, Traditionally, most credit card agreements have included a universal default clause, which has allowed credit card companies to dramatically increase the rate on a consumers outstanding credit card balances for virtually any reason. Rate jacking became especially commonplace immediately after CARD was passed by Congress because card issuers knew that once the law was enacted their ability to maximize their profits by increasing interest rates would be seriously limited. As a result, consumers with good credit scores who had always paid their credit card accounts on time were rate jacked, causing some of them to have financial problems for the first time, and the finances of consumers who were already struggling faced even greater hardship after they were rate jacked. Many of them were left with no option but to file for bankruptcy.

Consumers who want to enter CRNs contest, must provide their rate jacking story to CRN no later than January 31, 2010. They can submit it to CRN via e-mail at michael@consumerrecoverynetwork.com, post it as a comment on CRNs blog, http://debtbytes.consumerrecoverynetwork.com/contest, or mail their story to CRN at 217 Cedar St. #281, Sandpoint ID 83864. In their stories, consumers should explain exactly what happened to them, how the rate jacking affected their personal and financial lives and if they have resolved the problems that the rate jacking created for them, exactly what they did. They should also provide their daytime phone numbers and e-mail addresses in case CRN needs to contact them for additional information.

CRN staff will review all contest entries and select the 6 stories that most dramatically illustrate the harmful effects of rate jacking. Then a panel of CRN specialists and nationally-known consumer advocates will review those stories to choose the contest winner. The winning story will be published on CRNs blog on 2/15/10, and the contest winner will receive a full CRN membership, including the companys Settle Down educational series, unlimited one-on-one debt settlement assistance and support from a CRN specialist who will be assigned to work with the winner for a period of two years, and full service debt negotiation services for 2 years. The exact value of the winners prize will depend on the total amount of unsecured debt the consumer owes and the number of unsecured creditors the consumer owes the money to. Depending on these criteria, the prize could be worth several thousand dollars.

Should the contest winner have already resolved the financial problems that were a consequence of their being rate jacked, that individual can transfer their prize to a friend, family member or co-worker who could benefit from CRNs debt settlement services.

CRN helps consumers protect their rights when they have too much debt, make sound financial decisions, and alleviate their economic stress by providing them with clear-cut debt settlement education and advice coupled with affordable full service debt negotiation and settlement services. (CRN does not settle student loans, car loans or mortgages.) Its consumer education, coaching, and full service debt negotiation and settlement services combined with its reasonable fees make CRN an industry innovator and leader, setting the standard for fairness, ethics and best practices in the debt settlement industry.

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ITFX Reports on Recent Performance of Euro in Debt Crisis

December 10th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Forex

Hong Kong (PRWEB) November 02, 2011

InvestTechFX reports on a recently formed narrow sideways that is approximately within a 50 pip range on either side of the years mid-point, which has the euro equivalent to $ 1.39 US dollars. Technical traders who utilize Japanese candlesticks for FX trading price analysis can easily confirm this sideways movement on a daily chart, where the presence of several consecutive dojis clearly indicates the current level of Forex trader indecision, according to Fx experts at InvestTechFX.

Traders who prefer OHLC price bars can just as easily observe that daily opening and closing prices are not separated by much. The formation of any clear price trend in any of the euro currency pairs has been significantly impacted by the US equity markets that closed very near to where they began the year. They encountered strong resistance at that level and have retreated somewhat, but InvestTechFX explains that positive corporate earnings reports have prevented a major correction from occurring, which has kept the euro from sliding on the foreign currency exchange as much as might otherwise be expected from the EU turmoil taking place. Forex traders are put in a predicament with the Eurozone intending to increase the size of its bailout fund. Others say that the debt crisis is much greater than originally thought.

The current trading climate provides a textbook example for all technical traders on the major significance of two price levels that consistently supply support and resistance no matter the time frame considered. These levels are represented by the opening and mid, or halfway prices, for any selected timeframe. InvestTechFX reports that the $ 1.39 exchange rate for the EUR/USD represents the midpoint for 2011 until now. The open for the year at $ 1.33 was only briefly tested early in January and most recently when the EU debt crisis was unfolding.

Online Forex traders who do not wish to totally abandon the euro currency pairs while awaiting a resolution can move to a shorter timeframe and find some potential there. Looking at the current week, the EUR/USD market is just above where it opened at $ 1.3895, according to InvestTechFX, and a little further above the hallway point for the week, $ 1.3784. These two levels can be considered support and an indication to lean to the long side as long as prices remain above them. A break below these two levels would favor selling.

InvestTechFX experts believe that the two price levels being so close together, however, with only 11 pips separating them, indicates that trade size and duration should be kept conservatively small. It is also an appropriate time to consider selling resistance and buying support. This strategy requires patience on the part of the trader, since it typically takes a lot of work for prices to return from resistance to either an old or new level of support in the case of a short position, or from support to an old or new level of resistance in the case of a long position.

It is still looming over the heads of Forex investors on if the EU finance ministers will come up with a definitive, acceptable resolution to the debt crisis, and whether they will procrastinate and the delay a decision, causing more uncertainty and sideways price channels in the euro currency pairs. The deadline is rapidly approaching.

InvestTechFX experts recommend that those traders, who do not possess unlimited trading capital, be wise to limit euro currency trading both by the number of units involved and the length of time. If multiple trading accounts are available, this would also seem like a good time to utilize a Forex ECN broker and avoid the potential for a dramatic increase in spread rates that market maker brokers often announce just before a major economic news release.

The Forex trading company InvestTechFX is a proven leader in the industry of artificial intelligence software. They are renowned for their top notch trading technology systems in the computerized trading industry whose experts develop advanced, customizable, intuitive, efficient, and sophisticated trading tools that help people understand Fx Trading related trends and developments. Apart from offering new, exciting, and innovative solutions, they are well known for their detailed and comprehensive learning center. Information contained in this report should not be construed as investment advice. All trading decisions and outcomes are the total responsibility of the person or persons making them. http://www.investtechfx.com

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?22M of Student Debt Placed with STA Graydon

December 8th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Maidstone, Kent (PRWEB UK) 1 June 2011

The debt, covering 12,000 students, represents an average of ?1,800 per student, and includes unpaid tuition, accommodation and sundry fees. With tuition fees for UK undergraduates currently just over ?3,000, there is much speculation about the impact on university student debt levels when these fees almost treble to ?9,000 next year.

STA Graydons dedicated Higher Education debt collection division operates from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and, in the last 12 months; collected debt from students, or their sponsors, in 103 countries. All debt is from prior academic years and is placed after a university has exhausted its own collection efforts. Transient students are traced to a new address, full payment is negotiated, or, for hardship cases, income and expenditure analysis serves to agree instalment plans. Only a small minority of cases ever require legal action.

In addition to collecting student debt, STA Graydon facilitates six annual discussion forums for its university clients. The forums give university finance professionals the opportunity to meet and debate topics of mutual concern, and to hear advice from industry experts such as UK Council for International Student Affairs, Travelex, High Court Enforcement Officers Association, Student Loans Company and the Institute of Credit Management.

In May, two of these forums were staged in Cheltenham and Manchester attended by 40 university clients with responsibility for student debt collection. Highest on their agenda were issues that impact their cash flow:

1.????Increased UK tuition fees in 2012 and their impact on debt levels

2.????SLC (Student Loans Company) payment rescheduling and reconciliations

3.????Slow payments from Sponsors, in particular Embassies

4.????Global differences in collecting international student debt

5.????Money laundering legislation and university procedures

Neill MacKinnon, Higher Education Director at STA Graydon says: Collecting debt, and doing so quickly, has become even more important to our university clients following cuts in their funding. Consequently, our collection efforts are focussed on maximising debt collected in the amicable recovery stage, minimising the need for costly and often protracted legal action.

STA Graydon provide both student debt collection and commercial debt collection services, as well as receivables management and tracing. A trading style of STA International Limited – they were established in 1994 and operate from Maidstone, Kent. The STA Group has owned offices in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Beijing.

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