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Joe Mihalic had over 90k in Harvard Business School student loan debt just 7 months ago... and now he's debt free. How did he do it? We have an excerpt from a video he produced explaining his strategy, and John Iadarola discusses it on TYT University. Watch the full video at www.youtube.com You can find out a lot more information at nomoreharvarddebt.com - in hindsight I can say that he has responded to people who launched similar criticisms as I have in some of the recent posts on his blog. I largely agree with what he says. - John And if you liked this video, "like" it as well! :) Subscribe to TYT U for more videos:�?�www.youtube.com �?� Submit a video to TYT U! We love hearing from students and faculty �?�www.youtube.com Follow us on twitter! �?� twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com
http://leafgardenpress.com/ How to Pay off Your Student Loans in 7 Months
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Question by Jen: what happens if you dont pay off college loans with in 6 months? im dropping out and will owe about 17,000. but the problem is im leaving in june for 7-12 months to hike the whole appalacian trail. and i will have no income and no way to pay. im moving to florida following that and getting a job. then continue when im ready. but what on earth am i supposed to do about the loans can they be postponed? Best answer for what happens if you dont pay off college loans with in 6 months?:
Answer by EnormusJ69
Student loan re-payment starts 6 months after withdrawing from school. When you return to full time status loan payments are back on hold. You will most likely have loan payments due and if you miss those you may have difficulty with continuing with any additional loans needed or school.
Answer by TwistedxKiss
You don't go hiking in the mountains when you owe money? That's called irresponsible. You'll have a hell of a time getting financial aid after that, and you'll have debt collectors on your back.
Answer by mizz meeks
if you dont defer (which you always can, even after your six months are up) your payments for a longer amount of time, you will go into default. if you go into default and still dont pay, your lender has the right to take whatever monies are owed out of your incom tax refund. a good suggestion would be to call an opt for an extended deferrment. i used to work for the Dept of Ed. its from past experience that i know you can actually perform such actions. also theres other information that could be useful. now depending on how long you were enrolled and how many disbursements were made, you may be able to cancel the loans all together free of interest and liability. research and gather your information..it may not be as bad you think. Good luck and enjoy the trail ~Meekz
