Student Loan?

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by Sebel, Jan 31, 2004.

  1. Sebel

    Sebel Well-Known Member

    Can you include student loan in BK?

    I had a student loan which I have included in my BK, but until now, They still try to collect them, even they have been included in BK.

    Advice?

    Thks!!
     
  2. vanili

    vanili Well-Known Member

    I am pretty sure that student loans cannot be included in BK.
     
  3. SillyLilly

    SillyLilly Well-Known Member

    Student loans cannot be included in bk unless they were before a certain year. 1988? 1984? I can't remember.

    This may be considered fraud, but I know of people who have used a credit card to pay the student loan, paid minimum on the card for 8 - 12 months, then filed bk. No one could prove they planned on filing at the time they paid the SL. If a cc convenience check was used to deposit money into your checking account, then you wrote a personal check to pay the SL, that would probably work too.
     
  4. Sebel

    Sebel Well-Known Member

    I have filled my bk on 2001.
    Didnt know that time, it cant be included.

    Oh well!!!
     
  5. SillyLilly

    SillyLilly Well-Known Member

  6. commerceso

    commerceso Active Member

    They're not dischargeable, have you consolidated before? If you haven't congratulations. I'm one of the few LUCKY ones that consolidated at 9% and am now screwed by 2 crappy laws.

    1st - Up until 6 years ago they were dischargeable and now they're not. PERIOD. Not even they're interest.

    2nd - If you consolidate once you can't consolidate again. I'm locked at 9% while new graduates today are locking as low as 1.65%.

    I'm just wondering what law is going to come along and kick me in the sack next.....
     
  7. Sebel

    Sebel Well-Known Member

    No. I didnt consolidate. I dont even bother to do that because I know I cant afford it. I wont be filling BK if I can still pay my debts.

    My next question is that now the student loan is with collection agency. By placing them on collection agency, they added 25% to 35% on top of what I cant afford to pay.
    What can I do to get out of the 25% collection fees?
    I probably can pay like 200-300/month now since i got a better job than before.

    Any suggestions?



     

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