(NOTE: This is the last of our ten part series on student loans, we hope you enjoyed it and be sure to go read the other parts if you haven’t already! – Jason)
It’s relatively easy (and common) to hate your student loan payments. Student loans by nature of their being need to be repaid [...]

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How many people have graduated post secondary school saddled with an outrageous debt from student loans, lines of credit and credit cards, only to spend the next several years slaving to pay it [...]

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You see them on campus, right out there in broad daylight. Surrounded by a group of happy, smiling fools, proudly waving a free t-shirt, maybe a keychain, sometimes even an i-pod. [...]

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While navigating the many turns on the road to post secondary education, you will undoubtedly come to a financial institution offering student lines. Sometimes they are offered as an alternative to [...]

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A friend of mine recently called me to pick my brain about co-signing for a student loan. It seems her niece enrolled in a course that is not eligible for the OSAP [...]

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After dragging yourself out of bed for early morning classes, studying by the light of the computer screen and surviving on hot dogs and stale coffee, you finally make it to graduation day. [...]

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We’ve all heard the stories or seen the headlines: “23 Year Old Pays Off Student Loan With Google Pay Per Click”. How about “22 Year Old Woman Auctions Off Her Virginity [...]

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Does your student loan have you caught between the proverbial rock and hard place? Enormous debt to pay off but no job to pay it off with? Maybe you found yourself [...]

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(NOTE: This is the second of a ten part series on student loans. Check back every Tuesday for the next installment – Jason)
It’s a great Canadian tradition to accumulate debt, pay it off, then accumulate more debt. Most of us live from paycheque to paycheque, paying what we can and hoping for the best. [...]

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(NOTE: This is the first of a ten part series on student loans, check back every Tuesday for the next part – Jason)
A friend of mine recently applied for a mortgage and was declined. Reason: bad credit. As soon as he got home from the bank he called Equifax for his [...]

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