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By Brian
Jump
http://www.nodents.com
Cash. The mob, your Mom, Grandpa,
the local bookie, etc are
all places that people go
for cash. I know, Im being
a bit overhanded with some
of my examples, and there
are more reasonable ways to
get money when you need cash
for an Education Loan, whether
it be for Paintless Dent Removal
Training or other.
But, all
kidding aside, when you need
it, you need it.
Where do
people get $5k for schooling,
tools, equipment etc?
Not everyone
has $5000 sitting under their
pillow waiting to be spent
at a moments notice. I mean,
thats 50+ trips to the gas
pump, if you drive a large
truck or SUV these days..that
adds up.
So, I the question still beckons-
show me the money.
Ok, here
are some options for you to
consider (real ones)
1) Sallie
Mae. Shes not your Aunts friend,
that is a Government entity
that loans money for education
related loans, at reasonable
rates to be paid back over
time.
2) Your local
bank. Bank of America, Wamu
(Washington Mutual) and a
host of others, offer education,
and private, consumer loans
to their clients. You better
have good credit, and collateral
(something worth some cash
that you own) is a guaranteed
way for acceptance. Dont fret-
if you have a job in long
term standing, that is also
a great way to secure a loan.
No collateral and no long
standing employment?
3) Family.
I know, youve already thought
of this, and came up empty.
Sometimes, we overlook relatives
that can assist us. Take a
good look around and see if
there is someone in your family
who can spot you, and you
can pay back (quickly!). You
might even save the interest
and finance fees that are
associated with other traditional
loans..
4) Second
Job. I know- working more
isnt always fun. Matter of
fact, this isnt a way to have
fun at all usually. But it
is a way to grind out extra
cash, and with a temporary
mindset to get it done and
then be done with it, it can
usually be done in only a
few months, and the payoff,
when applied appropriately,
will make it all worth while.
Now Ive only
touched on several ways to
get some coin for school,
and yes there are others..grants,
scholarships, etc, and you
are more than welcome to research
those options as well, but
Ive provided what our students
have utilized with great success,
and know it should work for
future students as well.
Best wishes,
and Happy Pushing!
Brian Jump
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