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Author: mdlk Added: Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:34:07 -0800 Duration: 0A new repayment option is available that makes monthly payments more affordable for Americans with heavy federal student loan burdens. The new Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan protects borrowers by linking payments to income and family size. A related new program offers additional benefits to those working in public service jobs. "We know many graduates are concerned about their ability to repay student loans in the current economic environment," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. "This new plan addresses the issue head on by giving them the option of a monthly payment tied to their income." The new IBR program is available to borrowers repaying new and existing federal student loans (Direct or Federal Family Education Loans). Those with high student loan debt relative to their income are likely to be eligible for the IBR program, resulting in reduced monthly payments and, in some cases, no monthly payments. Produced for Department of Education

Author: mdlk Added: Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:34:07 -0800 Duration: 0Starting July 1, a new repayment option is available that makes monthly payments more affordable for Americans with heavy federal student loan burdens. The new Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan protects borrowers by linking payments to income and family size. A related new program offers additional benefits to those working in public service jobs. "We know many graduates are concerned about their ability to repay student loans in the current economic environment," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. "This new plan addresses the issue head on by giving them the option of a monthly payment tied to their income." The new IBR program is available to borrowers repaying new and existing federal student loans (Direct or Federal Family Education Loans). Those with high student loan debt relative to their income are likely to be eligible for the IBR program, resulting in reduced monthly payments and, in some cases, no monthly payments. Produced for Department of Education

Author: mdlk Added: Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:34:07 -0800 Duration: 0Starting July 1, a new repayment option is available that makes monthly payments more affordable for Americans with heavy federal student loan burdens. The new Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan protects borrowers by linking payments to income and family size. A related new program offers additional benefits to those working in public service jobs. "We know many graduates are concerned about their ability to repay student loans in the current economic environment," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. "This new plan addresses the issue head on by giving them the option of a monthly payment tied to their income." The new IBR program is available to borrowers repaying new and existing federal student loans (Direct or Federal Family Education Loans). Those with high student loan debt relative to their income are likely to be eligible for the IBR program, resulting in reduced monthly payments and, in some cases, no monthly payments. Produced for Department of Education

Author: mdlk Added: Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:34:07 -0800 Duration: 0Starting July 1, a new repayment option is available that makes monthly payments more affordable for Americans with heavy federal student loan burdens. The new Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan protects borrowers by linking payments to income and family size. A related new program offers additional benefits to those working in public service jobs. "We know many graduates are concerned about their ability to repay student loans in the current economic environment," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. "This new plan addresses the issue head on by giving them the option of a monthly payment tied to their income." The new IBR program is available to borrowers repaying new and existing federal student loans (Direct or Federal Family Education Loans). Those with high student loan debt relative to their income are likely to be eligible for the IBR program, resulting in reduced monthly payments and, in some cases, no monthly payments. Produced for Department of Education

Author: mdlk Added: Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:34:07 -0800 Duration: 0Starting July 1, a new repayment option is available that makes monthly payments more affordable for Americans with heavy federal student loan burdens. The new Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plan protects borrowers by linking payments to income and family size. A related new program offers additional benefits to those working in public service jobs. "We know many graduates are concerned about their ability to repay student loans in the current economic environment," said U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. "This new plan addresses the issue head on by giving them the option of a monthly payment tied to their income." The new IBR program is available to borrowers repaying new and existing federal student loans (Direct or Federal Family Education Loans). Those with high student loan debt relative to their income are likely to be eligible for the IBR program, resulting in reduced monthly payments and, in some cases, no monthly payments. Produced for Department of Education

We're making a few changes to our blog to better serve all of you. We're going to be moving toward a more text based blog. And we'll also be increasing the number of weekly posts as we're getting a new sponsor. Today we are starting a "Purchasing a Home" series and what things to consider now that so many things have changed in the real estate industry. We'll cover qualifying for a loan with the new guidelines, appraisal issues, credit score requirements and many other issues. The podcast version will contain much more wit but if you find it more convenient to read our blog you'll receive all the main points we want you to grasp to navigate your way through the mortgage market. The first major change over the past year has been the elimination of "stated income" loans or "liar loans" as people not familiar with the mortgage industry call them. When these loans first became available that I remember was in the early 1990's, they served a useful purpose; they allowed people with excellent credit to obtain a loan quickly and easily. There was no need to get tax returns, w2's and paystubs. We asked the borrower how much money they made and we believed them. We didn't increase their income if it was too low, we simply told them to buy a cheaper house they could qualify for. Unfortunately, the subprime industry changed that mindset. Now if you're self employed and write-off a lot of your income, you will have a hard time getting a loan today. So if you're planning to buy a home in the future, you must claim your income on your tax returns. To qualify for a loan make sure your house payment is no more that 1/3 of your income. The house payment includes your taxes and homeowner's insurance or HOA dues if you're buying a condo. This is a real conservative rule-of-thumb but it's easy to calculate quickly. If you find that this qualifies you for too small of a loan, give us a call and we can fully pre-approve you for a loan. Here is a handy calculator to help you out. Join us next time in our "Purchasing a Home" series for credit score requirements. Listen to "Purchasing a Home - Stated Income" If you have any questions you would like us to answer on our show, please call our listener line at 714-519-7833 or email mortgagepodcast@gmail.com. Subscribe in a reader Subscribe to Mortgages Made Simple by Email Tags: podcast podcasting mortgages loan loans bank home finance money mortgage http://www.text-link-ads.com/xml_blogger.php?inventory_key=9HU86RCX76S49MVO3IHK&feed=1

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Dave takes calls and emails from viewers who have recently gotten married or who are about to get married and have questions about their personal finances including a couple who want advice about when it's time to buy a house.