Life insurance
impactnow
5/15/2012 1:51:13 PM
I think that the life insurance option should be provided for every loan too many do not understand the implications of what they are signing when they get any type of loan. They should specifically have to decline it; it would save everyone a lot of heartache and a lot of money.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Fred Goodman
5/4/2012 11:57:48 AM
You wrote
"@driven
LOL. Thanks for getting us back on track."
@Scott, it seems instead that we have been driven completely off the track
LSMFT (Laughed So Much Felt Tired)
@driven
LOL. Thanks for getting us back on track.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
driven
5/3/2012 3:50:27 PM
This post is about cosigners being released from the loans.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Fred Goodman
5/3/2012 3:49:34 PM
Look @Tenacious, if you question the data please refer me to a site you like. I don't care where the facts are posted as long as they are facts. If you find an error let us know.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Fred Goodman
5/3/2012 3:46:41 PM
asked and answered @Tenacious.
Two days ago I said cosigners should have the brains to take out life insurance on the cosignee before signing.
Does that make the facts presented incorrect, or just inconvenient. I made no comment and have no criticism if a bank wants to release a cosigner, that's up to them.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Fred Goodman
5/3/2012 3:43:22 PM
Yeah @Scott, I read all of your posts on this subject. If you read mine you would not accuse me of suggesting that education be cut and defense be expanded. I have said that all government spending must be reduced by at least the waste.
If you think education should be excluded from the cuts then we have a source of disagreement. I think raising taxes to continue the waste and stealing in all aspects of government is ridiculous. If you don't want to discuss education, how about health care. Do you think taxpayers should pay for the same blood tests taken by six doctors in six months? I don't and yet medicare pays for it. It also paid 30 doctors in Florida around $25 million for fraudulent charges.
All I have read from those in this thread is that we should help the parents pay for their kids' college. I have not read a single word about getting parents active in stopping the waste and fraud in education so the tuitions will be lower. Your answer is tax more, mine is tax enough to pay legitimate expenses, not ever increasing expenses due to fraud, waste and campaign funds.
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Tenacious
5/3/2012 3:39:29 PM
You talk about media with an agenda-- that site is run by a man who identifies himself as a "writer and conservative."
I don't care whether someone is conservative or liberal, but it does make me think twice about their data -- if they are so fanatical that they label themselves one or another,
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Tenacious
5/3/2012 3:32:21 PM
How the hell does any of your comments, Fred, relate to cosigners being released from loans, which is the subject of this post? And how can you protest cosigners being released from a loan once the primary borrower is deemed fit to have full responsibility for the debt?
Re: No fixed rate Student Loan
Fred Goodman
5/3/2012 3:28:53 PM
You are right @Drivewaygirl, and thank you for picking that up and letting me know.
I left out the "US"
The correct link is www.usgovernmentspending.com
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