paying down debt

budsmoker87

New Member
I owe $9k in college debt. It sucks and I resent paying it, cuz my 3 years of school taught me a lot but nothing that equated to dollars or knowledge that helped me toward $



It is what it is though...



Today I was calculating the amount of annual compounding interest (monthly/yearly/total)


$213 payment a month at a rate of 3.6% is like $7.... 90-something bucks a year


but over the course of time it'd take to pay back the loan the interest amounts to like 940.... and when i saw that on a calculator it hit me...that's like an extra thou!



my debts are REALLY 10k, not 9


so i was wondering if anybody knew if I could get a better rate if i say i wanna pay down half of it now...$4,500- $5k. Do they adjust college loan rates?


I could just pay the $9,000 in full... but umm no thanks, that's a good chunk of my funds
 

nick17gar

Well-Known Member
if you actually are saying you have the 9000 to pay it off then i highly suggest paying it off....

actually, if you have the full amount, call them and tell them you wanna pay 7k and no more. they will accept if your a halfway decent negotiator.

tell them otherwise, youll let it go into collections, and there, they will definitely accept 7k.
 

budsmoker87

New Member
i do have the $9k... and could comfortably pay it off...it would just suck dirty dick, especially since I haven't been working for a little while (changing in the next 2 wks).



imagine a trillion dollars (total student loan debt)... at 3.6% (was gonna go to 6.8% but congress just re-capped another $20 billion on student loans) lol



ok now imagine the entire country at all diff interest rates paying a GND of $16 trillion



fractional reserve banking= most GENIUS way to create spawn fake wealth to grow exponential true wealth...and make politics totally subservient/subordinate to banks
 

codster25

Well-Known Member
i do have the $9k... and could comfortably pay it off...it would just suck dirty dick, especially since I haven't been working for a little while (changing in the next 2 wks).



imagine a trillion dollars (total student loan debt)... at 3.6% (was gonna go to 6.8% but congress just re-capped another $20 billion on student loans) lol



ok now imagine the entire country at all diff interest rates paying a GND of $16 trillion



fractional reserve banking= most GENIUS way to create spawn fake wealth to grow exponential true wealth...and make politics totally subservient/subordinate to banks[/QUOTS

wow
 

kermit2692

Well-Known Member
actually, if you have the full amount, call them and tell them you wanna pay 7k and no more. they will accept if your a halfway decent negotiator.

tell them otherwise, youll let it go into collections, and there, they will definitely accept 7k.
thats horrible advice.. when you settle on a debt it hurts your credit...it has nothing to do with negotiating lol they will almost always settle if it looks like they are going to have trouble getting the money
 

Mr Strickland

Active Member
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Shit quality, fake names, gangster dealers, super troopers, and the highest prices on earth.
I love NYC but could never live there just cause your weed scene is ass.

However it ain't a bad place to be a dealer, you can make some serious money with those insane prices.
 

cbtbudz

Well-Known Member
if you have federal loans they wont negoitate.then it matters if its sub or unsub loans.signing up for autodebit saves you .25% on your interest rate.if you have sub loans while in deferment the gov pays for your interest so try to pay off as much as possible while in deferment.
 

guy incognito

Well-Known Member
Your education seems to have worked out well if you have enough to pay the loan off in full. Unless you are going to get a better return than 3.6% or you need the money set aside in case of potential emergency, then pay it off. I know it sucks sending off that money, but it feels so good to see the debt drop from 9k to ZERO.
 

budsmoker87

New Member
my job has nothing to do with having gone to college....at all


I've worked on a drilling rig in the oilfield



anybody can earn 6 figures, fresh outta high school, in the oilfield...so long as you're 18 years old, can pass a urine test & willing to work
 
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