Borrowing money from the government
Applying for financial assistance from the government is simple, but you have to take the time to do it properly.
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A student's guide to personal finances and managing student loans.
Applying for financial assistance from the government is simple, but you have to take the time to do it properly.
If all your documents are properly filled out, you'll receive a quick response. Learn more about what happens after you apply.
As a borrower, you're responsible for paying off your loans when you finish your studies. Here are some useful tips.
To develop healthy borrowing habits is to prepare yourself for the future.
Financial institution provides students with financing tools especially designed for them. Find out all you can about them so you can make the most of their use.
Getting credit—whether through a loan, a line of credit or a credit card—carries a certain responsibility: you have to pay it back! Even if something unexpected happens, your financial obligation remains.
A few useful tips to make it easier to assess your application and establish a trust relationship with your advisor.
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