Posts Tagged ‘Financial’

Pakistan’s financial suicide crisis – 14 Nov 08

02.14.12


Pakistan is asking for international loans of more than $9bn in the hopes of fending off a balance of payments crisis. It’s deficit has almost doubled in 2008 to nearly $6bn. All of this has left many people struggling to feed their families, and as Al Jazeera’s Imran Khan reports, it has driven some people to take a desperate step.

Federal Financial Aid : Are Student Loan Payments Tax Deductible?

11.02.11


The tax deductibility of student loan payments depends on the amount of the student loan, the paid interest towards the loan and the amount of tuition and fees. Find out how student loans affect taxes withhelpful information from a financial aid officer of a university in this free video on education. Expert: Brooke Kramer Contact: www.argosy.edu Bio: Brooke Kramer is the financial aid officer at Argosy University in Salt Lake City, Utah. Filmmaker: Michael Burton

American Financial Help HOME Calculator tutorial help

10.20.11


Avoid foreclosure and credit loss when you find loan modification, principal reduction, short sale, repayment plan, deed in lieu, or short sale through a quick online service that calculates answers for you. Get answers today

Personal Loans & Financial Instruments : About Installment Loans

10.15.11


An installment loan is a financial instrument that provides all requested money in one lump sum. Pay attention to interest rates associated with installment loans withhelp from a financial planner in this free video on personal loans and money management. Expert: William Rae Contact: www.hbwfl.com Bio: William Rae has been licensed in the insurance and financial fields for more than 30 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Student Refunds – Your Refund and Your Financial Conscience

10.15.11


We would LOVE feedback about this video. Please fill out the survey here to show your love for SMMC: www.surveymonkey.com Your life as a student is confusing enough… an unexpected or overlooked student account refund can be even more confusing. Be proactive… check your student account, make a budget, and keep doing it for the entire semester! Make that paper (aka money) LAST! Here is a little review of what you should remember about your Student Account Refund: The refund you get from USFSCO is often what is left over after your financial aid has been applied. This includes student loans, grants, and scholarships. Not everyone will receive a refund. The only time you will get a refund is when you have accepted more aid or taken out more loans than the cost of your tuition and fees. If you live off campus (not in a dorm), you are more likely to receive a refund, and therefore, in much higher need of making that money last throughout the semester. Make sure to review your account for any discrepancies. The student account checklist will assist you in reviewing your account, but you should make sure to review the tuition and fees for your campus that you should expect on your account. Links to these websites are listed on the checklist. Student Account Checklist – illinois.edu In addition to reviewing your account frequently for discrepancies, it is also important to review the financial aid terms and conditions to see what might effect your financial aid now or in the

Business Plan-Ratio Analysis of Financial Information

10.13.11


www.CapitalMatchPoint.com – Entrepreneurs typically use ratios as one way of analyzing a business plan. There are five categories of ratio analysis that are important to be familiar with. Get a COMPLETE TRANSCRIPT of this video at capitalmatchpoint.com , Call Capital MatchPoint for any questions about investing or getting investors. Hosted by Mark Bass, MBA, The Capital MatchPoint.

Cerritos College Financial Aid Department – The Application Process

10.12.11