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  • Don't sign your Master Promissory Note

    UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING! A Master Promissory Note is a contract.  Signing it means you understand the terms of the contract (MPN) and you agree to PAY BACK YOUR LOAN .  I can not stress this enough.  So lets rinse and repeat - Signing your MPN confirms you understand the the...
    Posted to True Education (Weblog) by David on Wed, Sep 10 2008

  • Breaking down the student loan – Some things to think about

    This is the first article in a series aimed at breaking down and demystifying the topics/issues that arise when it comes to student loans and financial aid. It is my hope that these articles will be a helpful resource for your student financial aid decisions. Type in “ student loan lenders ”...
    Posted to True Education (Weblog) by David on Mon, May 19 2008
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