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Can a person still get financial student aid if they have bad credit?

Jun 27, 2006 by javasoundslounge | Posted in Financial Aid

Is having bad attribute deter someone from getting financial aid or a student loan for school?

If you have a federal student allow that is in default, you will be ineligible to obtain any type of federal student aid, including grants.

Other than that, Federal Student Aid tends to be non-confidence in-based.

Can a person still get a grant or student loan even if they have a lien for child support over $16,000?

Sep 17, 2008 by sissy | Posted in Financial Aid

If not, what is the million to report them to the IRS?

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Welcome to 2010

So, the last entry was in August of 2009. Since then I've done ... nothing. Well, not nothing. But nothing worth writing about. My queries continued to pull in some interest and requests for fulls, but no offer of representation ever came. I cried, swore, ranted, and finally resolved myself that it wasn't meant to be. I worked on some other pieces but never finished anything and certainly didn't submit anything. Maybe this summer I'll get another burst of energy to do it, but until then, I'm proud of what I accomplished. I wrote two novels. How many other people can say that? Technically, two and two halves. Maybe I'll finish one of the other ones and try my luck with them. Other than that ... my sister moved home with her husband and it's been nothing but drama. Tonight she re-emphasized that moving here was a big mistake. I finally snapped and said "I don't know what else to tell you" because I'm tired of her bitching all the time. If you're that fucking miserable, then just leave! I thought having her here would be awesome and we'd see each other all the time and do fun things and instead all it's been is bitch, bitch, bitch, whine, complain, and be utterly ungrateful. I'm sick of it. She can move to some distant place again and I'll just go back to not having a sister. I did it for seven years. I'll get over it. On a happier/hopeful note, Adam and I are really looking forward to our tax return. It should be enough to pay off the furniture and possibly the t.v., which will free up a lot of money every month to pay off other things. I hate having debt, beyond the house and student loans. But credit card companies are the spawn of Satan and I hate them and their ungodly interest rates. I refuse to use my credit cards anymore unless I know I can pay off the balance with the first bill, because the interest rates are so obscene. 30% for a Sears card? That makes me want to vomit. Seriously. How do they ever expect people to pay off the principal when almost every penny is going towards the fucking interest rate? And there's no negotiating, either, since it's a "store" card and they can do what they want. I'll be so very happy when all of the credit cards are gone. Then maybe we can look into getting a new car, or two.

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