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: The FRAUDfiles BlogStudent loan market changing
By Tracy Coenen
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Experts are worried about the future of the student loan market and whether or not enough money will be available in the coming years for all who want to attend college. The Wall Street Journal reports that colleges and universities are shying away from private lenders (which had been utilized pretty aggressively in the last several years) and back toward federal student loan programs.
Under the federal program, the government guarantees certain loans to students and their families. The loans ar read more
Full post as published by The FRAUDfiles Blog on March 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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