Sentences with phrase «borrowers run into trouble»

«Steers struggling borrowers toward paying more than they have to on loans: When borrowers run into trouble repaying their federal student loans, they have a right under federal law to apply for repayment plans that allow for a lower monthly payment.

Freddie and Fannie's exposure to the housing market heightens the risk of future losses should borrowers run into trouble as home prices decline.

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«A lot of these people were okay paying 5 or 7 percent mortgages, but when their monthly payments exploded, they ran into trouble,» says State Senator Jeff Klein, who is running sessions for borrowers to meet with mortgage servicers and bank counselors.

When a borrower is running into trouble, the credit card is often the first debt obligation allowed to slip.

Borrowers who have run into trouble with FedLoan, or borrowers who were assigned FedLoan and who would like to change providers, may want to consider either consolidating or refinancing their loans through anotherBorrowers who have run into trouble with FedLoan, or borrowers who were assigned FedLoan and who would like to change providers, may want to consider either consolidating or refinancing their loans through anotherborrowers who were assigned FedLoan and who would like to change providers, may want to consider either consolidating or refinancing their loans through another company.

For student borrowers who run into financial trouble, ReliaMax offers a variety of repayment options as well as the opportunity to qualify for forbearance, which can reduce or temporarily eliminate payments.