Q&A: If someone who takes out a student loan dies, is the co-signer still responsible for the debt?

September 23rd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 2 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by ilovefishtaco: If someone who takes out a student loan dies, is the co-signer still responsible for the debt?
If someone were to take out a student loan and consequently died before full repayment, would the co-signer still be responsible for the remainder of the debt? Does it matter if the death isn’t accidental?

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Answer by just not that
the cosigner would still be responsible. It doesn’t matter the cause of death.

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I Will Pay Someone to Teach Me How to Make Money Online?

September 23rd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 8 Comments | Filed in News

Question by Lisa: I Will Pay Someone to Teach Me How to Make Money Online?
I have tried article and bum marketing with no success, I have no money to spare, but will sign a contract to pay you to teach me one on one how to make money online. I will NOT scam people! Only honest people please.

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Answer by My Take on It
That makes no sense
You say:

“I have no money to spare…”

But you will sign a contract? What? You have admittingly no money to spare, so how is it you would pay someone to teach you how to make money online?

Be wary of any that reply to your post with their pay for click, pay for survey etc sites.

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I Will Pay Someone to Teach Me How to Make Money Online?

September 23rd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 4 Comments | Filed in News
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by courtneyBolton

Question by rikki candelario: I Will Pay Someone to Teach Me How to Make Money Online?
I have tried article and bum marketing with no success, I have no money to spare, but will sign a contract to pay you to teach me one on one how to make money online. I will NOT scam people! Only honest people please.

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Answer by Dr. Strangelove
Send me all your money and I’ll double it in a year.
Love, Bernie Madoff

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Someone in the banking world can I get a home loan?

September 23rd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 4 Comments | Filed in Loans
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by Steve Isaacs

Question by montana120: Someone in the banking world can I get a home loan?
I have a bankruptcy recently but im on ssdi and I get child support together its like 1600.00 per month so i want to know with a 16,000 dollar downpayment can i get financed for a home loan?

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Answer by falsi fiable
Not very likely, due to the bankruptcy. You need a minimum FICO score of 620. If you could get a loan, your income of $ 1600 per month would qualify for at most a $ 50,000 mortgage.

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If someone has $30,000 cash value in a life insurance,how much can he get in loan at he bank?

September 22nd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 7 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by Jimmy G: If someone has ,000 cash value in a life insurance,how much can he get in loan at he bank?

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Answer by mbrcatz
Nothing, based on the life insurance policy.

You can’t use that for collateral for a loan. You’re best off borrowing the money from your life insurance policy, you can likely take out about $ 25,000.

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If someone has $30,000 cash value in a life insurance,how much can the get in loan at the bank?

September 22nd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 9 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by Jimmy G: If someone has ,000 cash value in a life insurance,how much can the get in loan at the bank?

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Answer by dusty_titus
Two problems here – 1) Banks do not – I repeat do not loan money on paid up Life insurance policies.
2) Not all Life Insurance policies have a “cash value” that the purchaser/premium payer can borrow, if paid in full.
3) Only the Life Insurance company can “loan money” against a paid up life insurance policy.

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Are there any programs for someone with bad credit to get a home Loan?

September 22nd, 2010 by Bank Loan | 5 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by Mike R: Are there any programs for someone with bad credit to get a home Loan?
I am getting divorced.Once my wife was no longer living with me, she was unable to intercept the mail, and the phone calls, and I found out that she had not been paying most of the bills. She also had bounced ALOT of checks. I have been working to get things paid off, and only have one $ 7500 hospital bill that I didn’t find out about untill the hospital sued me. I have set up a payment plan with the lawyers. Needless to say my credit report isn’t pretty. I make about $ 50,000 a year, and I am wondering if there are any loan programs that would take into account my situation and my efforts to pay my outstanding debts. I would love to be able to buy a home for me and my children, and would appreciate any info I could get.
By the way, If you are wondering how this all happened to me, it is a long story that involves drugs on my wife’s part, and a whole lot of denial on my part.

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Answer by slara512
there is always a way to get financing, but can you afford the high interest rates is the question.

if the deal makes sense, even hard money lenders (private money) would finance most of the money. email sal@salvadorlara.com for a list of hard money lenders

otherwise, any broker would find you a loan and offer it to you to look at and accept or reject depending on your needs and qualifications and the home specifics.

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What is the first step, legally, in having someone take over your loan payments on a vehicle?

September 21st, 2010 by Bank Loan | 4 Comments | Filed in Loans

Question by Anne: What is the first step, legally, in having someone take over your loan payments on a vehicle?
Whom do you contact first?? Loan company?? Lawyer?? Insurance agent?? How to do this??

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Answer by N
Its not possible. The new buyer must qualify for a loan on their own and then payoff your loan. There are no “assume payments” in the real world.

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Can someone enlisting in the army receive both an education bonus AND student loan repayment?

September 21st, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans
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by Christopher S. Penn

Question by Shaun H: Can someone enlisting in the army receive both an education bonus AND student loan repayment?
I’m going to enlist one way or the other, of course, but I’m curious as to whether I would be eligible for both student loan repayment as well as the $ 8,000 bonus for having a degree? Thanks in advance!

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Answer by powerswf
I don’t know how helpful this is, but when I joined several years ago it was one or the other.

Keep in mind that the loan repayment and bonus are both taxed. So, for example, if you get $ 50,000 loan repayment over 5 years ($ 10,000 a year paid off) they will tax it, which means you will have to pay the taxes on the $ 10,000 out of your own money. It sucks, but is still WAY less than paying off the whole $ 50,000.

Something to keep in mind. I had several friends that weren’t aware of this and didn’t save properly. When tax time came around they were in a tight spot.

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Can I finance a car with the title in my name but with someone else making the payments?

September 19th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News
Finance
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Question by Joe S: Can I finance a car with the title in my name but with someone else making the payments?
I’d like to finance a car, but I’d like for all the car paperwork to be in my name. However, my mother will apply for the loan and make the payments. Is this possible?
Will being a co-buyer make me a registered owner of the car?

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