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xerces
Yay, got my official "Congratulations" letter today and set myself up on the 'standard repayment plan' with payments about 1/4th of those I was paying in rehab (didn't know enough to haggle when I first signed up for it nearly a year ago).

It feels great to put this behind me. Really.
hamb3296
Congratulations!!!! yahoo.gif
RonMexico
Great news! I'm still trying to figure mine out..but I think I'm getting skrewed!! smile.gif
LynnInMN
QUOTE(RonMexico @ Jun 15 2006, 11:48 PM) *
Great news! I'm still trying to figure mine out..but I think I'm getting skrewed!! smile.gif



Why would you think you are getting screwed?? Rehab is straight forward. You make payments for 12 months (soon to be 9).Once rehabbed the balance is amortized over the remaining 9 years.
RonMexico
QUOTE(LynnInMN @ Jun 16 2006, 09:21 AM) *
QUOTE(RonMexico @ Jun 15 2006, 11:48 PM) *

Great news! I'm still trying to figure mine out..but I think I'm getting skrewed!! smile.gif



Why would you think you are getting screwed?? Rehab is straight forward. You make payments for 12 months (soon to be 9).Once rehabbed the balance is amortized over the remaining 9 years.



Student loans is the one thing that I can't grasp. It makes my head hurt swoon.gif

I am in rehab with a Perkins loan for a few more months. It was less than $500 but the fees and interest put it over $1000(could have setteled for less, but gambled on rehab). The original TL from my school fell last month(past 7 years) and then re-appeared a few weeks later. After the year is up I will have paid it off with nothing left to pay on. Now I am affraid that the TL will be re-aged and stay on for another 7 years.

I have had great luck with all other aspects of my credit work, but I don't get this....errrr. wacko.gif

ps-I meant that I may have skrewed myself smile.gif
LynnInMN
Ron...you are not rehabbing your loan. You are simply paying it off. In order to rehab, there must be a $1000 minimum balance left to rehabilitate after you make the 12 payments. Sounds like the account did re-age and will continue to report.
RonMexico
QUOTE(LynnInMN @ Jun 16 2006, 11:10 AM) *
Ron...you are not rehabbing your loan. You are simply paying it off. In order to rehab, there must be a $1000 minimum balance left to rehabilitate after you make the 12 payments. Sounds like the account did re-age and will continue to report.



I signed a rehab agreement, does that matter?
LynnInMN
QUOTE(RonMexico @ Jun 16 2006, 11:15 AM) *
QUOTE(LynnInMN @ Jun 16 2006, 11:10 AM) *

Ron...you are not rehabbing your loan. You are simply paying it off. In order to rehab, there must be a $1000 minimum balance left to rehabilitate after you make the 12 payments. Sounds like the account did re-age and will continue to report.



I signed a rehab agreement, does that matter?



By law, there has to be sometime to rehab!! You cant rehab a loan that no longer exists!
RonMexico
QUOTE(LynnInMN @ Jun 16 2006, 11:42 AM) *
QUOTE(RonMexico @ Jun 16 2006, 11:15 AM) *

QUOTE(LynnInMN @ Jun 16 2006, 11:10 AM) *

Ron...you are not rehabbing your loan. You are simply paying it off. In order to rehab, there must be a $1000 minimum balance left to rehabilitate after you make the 12 payments. Sounds like the account did re-age and will continue to report.



I signed a rehab agreement, does that matter?



By law, there has to be sometime to rehab!! You cant rehab a loan that no longer exists!



Now you see where the skrewed part comes in grin.gif


I read the agreement and it does not say anything about having to have a certain amount left over. Oh well, lesson learned, the hard way. Time to start writing my goodwill letter to my school.
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