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Monthly Archives: July 2011
U.S. Bank Offers Loan Payment Relief to Minnesotans Affected by the Shutdown
By Jesse Jurgenson, certified financial counselor The Village Family Service Center www.HelpWithMoney.org The state of Minnesota may be back to work, but it may take months to recover for those hardest hit by the loss of income or business revenue. … Continue reading
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Student Loan Crisis Takes its Toll on Graduates
Right now, the national student loan debt nears $880 billion, an amount that surpasses the national credit card debt of $826 billion. On average, a 2011 graduate will have $35,000 in student loan debt, while someone with an advanced degree, … Continue reading
