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| Analysis: Student loan agreement? Not so fast. Chicago Tribune He urged his listeners to tweet their lawmakers and urge them to block an increase in interest rates on federally subsidized loans issued beginning July 1. There was partisan pop behind Obama's message, though. Over two days of campaign-style ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GOP Pricks President; He Needles Them Back Wall Street Journal House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) blamed Mr. Obama for "picking fights" on a range of recent issues, from student-loan interest rates to taxes and gasoline prices. Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz.) also criticized a new Obama campaign video that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What college students need most Washington Post IN JULY, THE interest rate on certain federal student loans will double, to 6.8 percent. Who could want that? Not President Obama or Mitt Romney, both of whom railed against the scheduled increase last week. And not Senate Democrats or House ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Boehner: Obama picking fake fights Washington Post House Speaker John A. Boehner scolded President Obama on Sunday for politicizing issues upon which Democrats and Republicans agree, including the need to prevent a hike in interest rates on federal student loans. "The president is getting some very bad ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| John Boehner: President Obama picking 'fake fights' Washington Post (blog) Reiterating an argument he made last week as the president pressed Congress to quickly extend low subsidized college student loan rates for another year, Boehner said: "The president is getting some very bad advice from his campaign team, because he's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Law-Firm Loans Show Cracks Wall Street Journal Mr. Tatelbaum said banks are also taking a harder line on firms' compliance with loan terms, more frequently enforcing such provisions as a requirement that the uncollected client bills that serve as loan collateral are no more than three or four ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Boehner Blasts Obama for 'Picking Fights' Wall Street Journal (blog) By John D. McKinnon House Speaker John Boehner accused President Barack Obama of being divisive and "picking fights" in Washington on a range of recent issues, from the interest rates on student loans to taxes and gasoline prices. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Behind The Opportunism From Democrats And Republicans On Student Loans TPM A battle over how to avert a student loan interest rate hike is breeding political opportunism on both sides of the divide. Republicans are trying to use to occasion to slice off a piece of "Obamacare," and Democrats are turning it into another debate ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| On Student Loans, Accounting Gimmicks, Electric Cars, FX and a ... By Bruce Krasting Student Loan Battle There was a big fight in D.C. this past week over student loans.The issue is a scheduled increase in interest on new student loans from 3.4% to 6.4% set for July 1. Clearly this is a dumb plan. I don't see any political ... ZeroHedge | ||
| Agreement on student loans?Not so fast. In the political campaigns still taking shape, President Barack Obama, Republican challenger Mitt Romney and lawmakers of both parties say they want to protect college students from a sharp increase in interest rates on federally subsidized ... National | WISH TV | ||
| Say Anything » Higher Education Bubble: "Government Loans And ... By Rob Port Higher Education Bubble: "Government Loans And Grants Have Led To Massive Tuition Inflation". college. Written By: Rob Port. April 29th, 2012 - 11:17am. Jeff Jacoby points out that the problem with higher education today is government. Say Anything | ||
| The Pros and Cons of Interest Only Mortgage Loans By Tim Houghten Can you still find interest only mortgage loans? What are the risks involved in this type of home loan? Find out if an interest only loan is right for you. Realestate.com Blog |
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| Student Loans: The Next Bailout? - US Business News - CNBC Here's what we do know about student loan debt: it's roughly $1 trillion in size, greater than either auto or credit-card debt and second only to mortgage debt in ... www.cnbc.com/id/.../Student_Loans_The_Next_Bailout |
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