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4:38 am
February 28, 2012
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cbhattarai
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Hi,
I am a student and i have sen that that it is always better to make a plan to save money. I have investen on stock too. It's another thing that i have been taking help from other.
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11:41 pm
March 4, 2012
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Liquid
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It's kind of hard to say for me. I guess from a local perspective the economy has gotten better because everyone seems busy. A couple people from work go laid off but then we hired like 5 more people so I guess that ends up being a net benefit. At least here in western Canada I'm not too worried about, but I feel bad for the economy in the east.
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3:49 am
March 8, 2012
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Its quite surprising hearing so many positive results! I was expecting this to be the most depressing thread ever when i seen the OP. However a lot of my friends have managed to pay off their student loans over the last week, so i can only say that the economy must be making some sort of progress!
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6:43 am
March 8, 2012
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Ferratum
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CBC said:
Its quite surprising hearing so many positive results! I was expecting this to be the most depressing thread ever when i seen the OP. However a lot of my friends have managed to pay off their student loans over the last week, so i can only say that the economy must be making some sort of progress!
How did your friends manages to pay off their loans? I think it will take students just coming out of education most of their lives to repay back the debt they accrued. Its worthwhile accruing that debt though, as everyone I know is in much healthier state than those I know who left school early to go into the work place.
With mortgages, fuel costs, cost of living and other 'unforeseen's' the world is a difficult place to live – unless your lucky and have rich parents with an apartment in Spain.
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7:26 am
March 8, 2012
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CBC
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Ferratum said:
How did your friends manages to pay off their loans? I think it will take students just coming out of education most of their lives to repay back the debt they accrued. Its worthwhile accruing that debt though, as everyone I know is in much healthier state than those I know who left school early to go into the work place.
With mortgages, fuel costs, cost of living and other 'unforeseen's' the world is a difficult place to live – unless your lucky and have rich parents with an apartment in Spain.
Fortunately enough they left university before the economic crash! Which made it a lot easier for them to pay off their debt. I really feel for those who have recently left further education, as the yearly fee's are ludicrous! £15,000 p/y in some cases.
It certainly is! I pretty sure that's the reason that payday loans are set to rise to an all time high throughout this year also.
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