3 Responses to “If the economy worsens, the way student loans and grants will be affected?”

1. Joe Mac says:

   2010/07/28 at 13:34

   It could be the end as it was in the early 1980s, banks have so much money for bad loans, they do not, a lot of student loans, what is happening now seems very similar to those lost times.
2. NotAnyoneYouKnow says:

   2010/07/28 at 14:29

   Here’s the thing: It’s a mystery, many people, as is the money the U.S. government, but most government spending to strengthen public policies – to promote in other words, government spending their money on programs that are in the best interest of the people (I know, stop laughing – this is the ideal, anyway). It is imperative for the success of the U.S. economy – and now goes forward – for American students in higher education. Without a strong education system, there is no one to develop new products to manage the business of educating students of tomorrow, etc. werdenEgal what happens to the economy, Congress will find a way provide funds for college. The current system will change much to make it work smoothly, but one way or another, the money is there sein.Ein few things to keep in mind – it was actually the Great Depression that pursuing a college education for a common cause of most parts of our population. Young men and women of college could find no work, and turned to universities to develop their knowledge and promote their employment opportunities. So there is a history of the presence of colleges up in the difficult exercise Zeiten.Und other thing – and this is even more important – The bailout of investment bank system is designed for one thing – remove bad debts books of the lender, so that means free to make more loans. The problem now is that banks are extremely reluctant to lend to the risk – and student loans are subprime because they are not secured and unsecured. Congress needs to make credit more banks, because if there is no money on the way through the economy, all economic activity jammed. The rescue plan is designed to open the valve on loan – which means more (potential) money for Studentendarlehen.Versteh get me wrong, the banks (we hope) not going to be stupid for a long time yet – there is nothing to is on the bailout the banks to lend money to candidates early independent colleges that are not creditworthy. But I hope that what will happen is that banks are to resume lending to students who meet the traditional lending standards – instead of the current situation where banks are so conservative, that almost no one can hope for a loan to qualifizieren.Ich that encourages you – trust me – Make sure that the Convention is that the money to support higher education. Incidentally, a certain presidential candidate is most supportive of college funding than the other – another reason for students to respect and agree with their interests Sinn.Viel luck to you!
3. tulip_five says:

   2010/07/28 at 14:50

   If the economy worsens, not only the government no money for college, but everyone, everywhere will be affected. It is on the verge of another Great Depression, and if you know something about history, you know, it’s a terrible thing.