Posted on: 20th Mar, 2009 04:49 am
I was obliged to take out a student loan in 1984. Just over $5000.
I have not been able to pay back. Is these loan even going to be written off?
I have not been able to pay back. Is these loan even going to be written off?
you had taken it in 1984 and till date your bank has not approached you for payments, then i suppose it is written off.but if you have a will (and money too) to repay it back ,
one alternative could be start a new trust which provides the loans to the student for their studies and thus continue with the agenda...i know it could be a good social service. if you are willing to go for ...it could be one of the great way to repay your debt towards the society.
one alternative could be start a new trust which provides the loans to the student for their studies and thus continue with the agenda...i know it could be a good social service. if you are willing to go for ...it could be one of the great way to repay your debt towards the society.
"one alternative could be start a new trust which provides the loans to the student for their studies and thus continue with the agenda...i know it could be a good social service. if you are willing to go for ...it could be one of the great way to repay your debt towards the society."
manoj, what in the world are you talking about here? a new trust? providing loans to students?
this poster is desirous of not having to pay back a debt incurred 25 years ago. i am amazed that they haven't had the irs on the poster's back to get their money back (assuming it's a federal loan).
i don't think mary is looking to repay her debt to society.
manoj, what in the world are you talking about here? a new trust? providing loans to students?
this poster is desirous of not having to pay back a debt incurred 25 years ago. i am amazed that they haven't had the irs on the poster's back to get their money back (assuming it's a federal loan).
i don't think mary is looking to repay her debt to society.
