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My mother has taken out loans in my name that I have no control over. What are my options? Recently, when I applied for student loans with my parents, I had the 'refund', or excess money not used for tuition, deposited in my parent's bank account. I had been somewhat reluctant to take out this particular loan, but my mother simply filled out the forms using my information and took it out without my consent. Now, my mother is keeping the refunded financial aid money in her bank account and not allowing me to pay the creditor off using it. I would like to not have to pay interest on this and end up paying several thousand dollars after I ... (Asked by Tyler C)
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Let me address number 2 first... despite the fact that it's your mother, what she did was ILLEGAL and quite frankly I don't think you should be too concerned about angering her considering she had no problem blatantly disrespecting you in the way she did. Now to answer the overall question, there's really nothing you can do at this point except contact your local police and file a fraud report. As horrible as that sounds, you need to take a stand on this and show your mother that what she did was not only illegal but will not be tolerated. ...(Answered by 081)

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I had a direct deposit withdrawn from my bank the first of each month.? The school I was attending denied I was not paying the tuition or I was not enrolled. I took eight test thru Stafford in the Pharmacy field. Can someone tell me how to re-enroll myself again with the accredited tests that I already took. ... (Asked by NOREEN D)
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Talk to your bank and get proof that the money was paid to the school. If the school doesn't accept that, you may need an attorney....(Answered by Bill M)

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Can someone help me with this question? If I put $2,500.00 into a high yeild savings account that has and interest rate of 4.25 percent and compounds monthly, how much would i have in five years assuming I never withdrew or deposited money? ... (Asked by Kuroi)
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About 3, 000...(Answered by JaxGuy)

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If I free file tomorrow, with direct deposit and EIC, how long till I will get my refund? ... (Asked by mlp70)
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2 weeks...(Answered by tyliah03)

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what are public deposits? ... (Asked by keval)
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Public Deposits Program is a uniform statewide collateralization program that requires public entities to utilize, for all bank deposit accounts, banks and savings associations that have been approved by the Chief Financial Officer as qualified public depositories (QPDs). Public funds on deposit in QPDs are protected against loss due to insolvency by: (1) federal deposit insurance; (2) the pledge of securities as collateral; and (3) a contingent liability agreement that allows the Chief Financial Officer to assess QPDs if the securities pledged by an insolvent QPD are insufficient....(Answered by High Jack)

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My mother is keeping some of my financial aid money. What do I do? Recently, when I applied for stafford loans with my parents, I had the 'refund', or excess money not used for tuition, deposited in my parent's bank account. I had been somewhat reluctant to take out this particular loan, but my mother simply filled out the forms using my information and took it out without my consent. Now, my mother is keeping the refunded financial aid money in her bank account and not allowing me to pay the creditor off using it. I would like to not have to pay interest on this and end up paying several thousand dollars after I ... (Asked by Tyler C)
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it is your money and you have every right to have it I'm assuming you are over 18 and everything is in your name. did your parents co-sign the loans because that would mean that they are responsible if you are not able to pay the loan back so your mother is only hurting herself...(Answered by just me)

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I need money for my deposit on an apartment are they any programs around that will help me pay it? I HAVE A JOB I NEED TO MOVE BY THE 10TH IT CAME SHORT NOTICE ... (Asked by littlebit)
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Sorry -- I don't know of any program like that -- the one way to obtain the MONEY for a deposit on an Apartment is to GET A JOB and save up for the deposit....(Answered by sglmom)

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IWill a small deposit secure the articled clerk? My pub friend intends to put himself through law school on his income as a sperm bank donor. Will he go blind before he can graduate? What with all the studying. ... (Asked by EarthCalling)
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As long as his tackle doesnt fall off he will be fine, in fact he will be reducing the risk of prostate cancer (not that there is much risk at student age)... But I very much doubt he will earn enough through the sperm bank as they only allow eight deposits and dont pay very well....(Answered by mr_powers14)

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My mother has taken out student loans I have no control over.? Recently, when I applied for stafford loans with my parents, I had the 'refund', or excess money not used for tuition, deposited in my parent's bank account. I had been somewhat reluctant to take out this particular loan, but my mother simply filled out the forms using my information and took it out without my consent. Now, my mother is keeping the refunded financial aid money in her bank account and not allowing me to pay the creditor off using it. I would like to not have to pay interest on this and end up paying several thousand dollars after I ... (Asked by Tyler C)
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You stated that you are going to your financial aid office - that's the best thing to do. What I can tell you is that at some point in time YOU had to sign your financial aid application as well as a promissory note for the Stafford loan AND had to sign something allowing your refund to be deposited into your parents' account. It is quite possible that at the time you signed these documents, you were not aware of what they were. But legally, this HAD to happen or else your school is liable. Did your mother ...(Answered by Evil Genius)

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Received Email informing me that I am a benificiary of a certain Late Henry Cox, is this true? here's the letter: Attention: Bequest Beneficiary We act as solicitors and our services have been retained by Henry Cox,now late here in after referred to as our client. On behalf of late Henry Cox, I write to notify you that my late client made you a beneficiary to the bequest sum of One Million Seven Hundred Thousand British Pounds in the codicil to his will and last testament. Henry Cox, died on 8th day February 2005 after a brief illness at the age of 85. Until his death he was consultant to several oil and gas industries. He had a sojourn in the United States and so many other countries before he came ... (Asked by Markloves4play)
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I doubt it seriously! I just recieved the same email. Worded the exact same way. It's a scam!...(Answered by makoray)

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