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debt loans question by : Are student loans “investment debt”?
I’m filling out grad school apps and they’re asking for all kinds of financial information. I think it’s a bit odd for a school to not have a blank to put in the student loan debt. Would it fall under “investment debt”? If not, where do I put that figure? Here is the form below:
“2009 Adjusted gross income:
Expected 2010 adjusted gross income:
2009 income earned from work:
Cash, savings and checking accounts:
Other untaxed income and benefits:
Investment Value (stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, etc.):
Investment Debt:
Business Value:
Business Debt:
Farm Value:
Farm Debt:
Real Estate Value (not primary home):
Real Estate Debt (not primary home):”
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Answer by Susie T
If these are the only categories, put it under Business Debt, then asterisk it or put a line through Business and write in Student Loans. It DOES seem odd.
Investment debt is money you borrowed to make investments, so that wouldn’t be it. It’s not R/Est or Farm debt, so Business Debt is the best.
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A Very Thoughtful Book on Getting Out Of Debt,
I’ve read several books about getting out of debt, but I found this one better than most. The author spends a little time discussing the less obvious problems with debt. Problems like depression, stress and broken relationships. But this book isn’t just about theory. The author gives several practical suggestions on cutting expenses and using the debt snowball. I would recommend this book to anyone suffering from debt and anyone looking for a way to save money in this economy.
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practical if not a little too simple,
Much of this e-book is similar to things you could learn from reading a Dave Ramsey book (and the author does cite Ramsey). The problem with this e-book is that it does not give clear (picture) examples of how to use a budget spreadsheet or the debt snowball plan. On the very positive side, the principles offered here are EXCELLENT! They may be a bit overly simplistic for my own tastes, but most financial self-help books are bound to be that way. I give it four stars for being short, easy to read, and to the point.
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