you can borrow 24k in a year of college, pay easily

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you use the second 12k to make the payments on the first 12k, and you need not pay on any of it for 18 months. YOu don't pay interest (on half of it) while you're in school. The interest rate is just 5%, which is a STEAL, since the average annual inflation rate is 5%. you have to start in Jan in order to maximize your money, and pass half of your classes with a "C' until the second Jan semester, at least.

A minimum of 800 hours of attendance and study is needed. But for 12k, that's like grossing $25 per hour. If that's not good enough for you, blow it. It can easily be done while working full time. You can pay off the 12k in 4 years of selling your plasma. That requires twice a week of sitting/standing in line, 2 hours each time. But 12k sets you up with an AR, .22lr conversion unit, silencer, scope, trigger job, pocket 9mm, .22 unit for same, silencer, .22 ammo, bullet casting gear, reloading gear, and enough training to be truly skilled. Skilled enough to be able to make money teaching others. So now you have no excuse, go get the money and get your gear and skills.
 
Your math is a bit off. If one assumes that loans equal $12k annually for college, this is minimally $48k at completion (assuming only a 4-year bachelor's degree). You will not likely be able to use any loan money to repay loans. Remember, tuition is just a portion of college costs--room and board are huge expenditures, as are student fees, textbooks, database access, transportation, etc. Most students work while they're in school, but jobs in college towns don't typically pay well.

Have you ever gone to college?
 
Your math is a bit off. If one assumes that loans equal $12k annually for college, this is minimally $48k at completion (assuming only a 4-year bachelor's degree). You will not likely be able to use any loan money to repay loans. Remember, tuition is just a portion of college costs--room and board are huge expenditures, as are student fees, textbooks, database access, transportation, etc. Most students work while they're in school, but jobs in college towns don't typically pay well.

Have you ever gone to college?
He's on another tirade in a juxtaposed manner...He claims to be able to game the system of school monies by having foreign girls to attend college and you take their monies while they go to school...but as you have noticed, the math just never comes out that far ahead of the expenditures column..
 
no, my math is not "off. If you start in Jan, you'll be able to get 6k, plus $500 of scholarship for that year. You'll also be able to get 3.5k of loan for the summer semester,. Then, the fall semester is another year, you see. So you'll be able to to 6.5k for the fall and agin in spring, 6.5 k of loan and $500 scholarship. You also get 9.5k of grants, any residual of that after fees and tuition is yours. If you don't buy the books, but instead rent them or read the (reserved) at the library, you'll have about 1k of residual over this year period. so the amount is 24k , as I've said.
 
you dont understand, guys. This aint ABOUT getting a degree. This aint about any additional years of college. This is about a way that anyone can lay their hands upon 24k in a 12 month period, pay off the first 12k with the second 12k. In other words, have no interest due for at least a year, and no payments required to start for 18 months from the first loan being in your hand. You can go to the second spring semester or not, it's up to you. The point is that this is a way to get a large lump sum in you hand to be used as you wish, no collateral, no credit check. Now maybe to YOU that's of no value, but it saved my butt, once upon a time and it can save many others. The facts ARE what I said. If you aint interested, ok, you aint interested. So why post about it, hmm? What's it to you if others realize the chance to invest it in a way that pays them mightily?

Some can use this money to get a van to live in, tools to work with, others can use it to make bulk buys that they can either sell again or save the (undoubted) increase in price that WILL happen over the next few years.
 
And then you have to pay back those student loans. You can declare bankrupcy and those student loans are still there.
 
no, my math is not "off. If you start in Jan, you'll be able to get 6k, plus $500 of scholarship for that year. You'll also be able to get 3.5k of loan for the summer semester,. Then, the fall semester is another year, you see. So you'll be able to to 6.5k for the fall and agin in spring, 6.5 k of loan and $500 scholarship. You also get 9.5k of grants, any residual of that after fees and tuition is yours. If you don't buy the books, but instead rent them or read the (reserved) at the library, you'll have about 1k of residual over this year period. so the amount is 24k , as I've said.
Depends on several factors, Since you know that colleges cost vary from state to state and institution to institution...once you get your dream nest egg of 24 which not that much dough..What then, ask for a forbearance on the loans for the rest of your life??
 
no, my math is not "off. If you start in Jan, you'll be able to get 6k, plus $500 of scholarship for that year. You'll also be able to get 3.5k of loan for the summer semester,. Then, the fall semester is another year, you see. So you'll be able to to 6.5k for the fall and agin in spring, 6.5 k of loan and $500 scholarship. You also get 9.5k of grants, any residual of that after fees and tuition is yours. If you don't buy the books, but instead rent them or read the (reserved) at the library, you'll have about 1k of residual over this year period. so the amount is 24k , as I've said.
Depends on several factors, Since you know that colleges cost vary from state to state and institution to institution...once you get your dream nest egg of 24 which not that much dough..What then, ask for a forbearance on the loans for the rest of your life??

Actually, according to his plan you only have a nest egg of 12k. He said use the second loan to pay off the first one.
 
no, my math is not "off. If you start in Jan, you'll be able to get 6k, plus $500 of scholarship for that year. You'll also be able to get 3.5k of loan for the summer semester,. Then, the fall semester is another year, you see. So you'll be able to to 6.5k for the fall and agin in spring, 6.5 k of loan and $500 scholarship. You also get 9.5k of grants, any residual of that after fees and tuition is yours. If you don't buy the books, but instead rent them or read the (reserved) at the library, you'll have about 1k of residual over this year period. so the amount is 24k , as I've said.
Depends on several factors, Since you know that colleges cost vary from state to state and institution to institution...once you get your dream nest egg of 24 which not that much dough..What then, ask for a forbearance on the loans for the rest of your life??

Actually, according to his plan you only have a nest egg of 12k. He said use the second loan to pay off the first one.
Trying to play the margins is he?
 
you dont understand, guys. This aint ABOUT getting a degree. This aint about any additional years of college. This is about a way that anyone can lay their hands upon 24k in a 12 month period, pay off the first 12k with the second 12k. In other words, have no interest due for at least a year, and no payments required to start for 18 months from the first loan being in your hand. You can go to the second spring semester or not, it's up to you. The point is that this is a way to get a large lump sum in you hand to be used as you wish, no collateral, no credit check. Now maybe to YOU that's of no value, but it saved my butt, once upon a time and it can save many others. The facts ARE what I said. If you aint interested, ok, you aint interested. So why post about it, hmm? What's it to you if others realize the chance to invest it in a way that pays them mightily?

Some can use this money to get a van to live in, tools to work with, others can use it to make bulk buys that they can either sell again or save the (undoubted) increase in price that WILL happen over the next few years.

Ok, good point. A good place to drum up personally guaranteed debt if you really need it. I'll use payday loans as proof that 99% of people who play dangerous cash games like this dont have a good plan. But... as part of a larger financial plan (Some can use this money to get a van to live in, tools to work with), sure, why not?
 

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