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Should I go and invest in loans?? I don't qualify for grants. I really need a degree. HELP!? I do not have any dependents. I qualify for a few loans but I just cleared up my credit. Is it worth it to go ahead and invest the money for my future? I have an unstable job that I'm unhappy with. I'm currently looking for a part-time job to help me finish my degree. I know that its not going to be a walk in the park, but I really need to have a better career. Im 26, no kids, and got time on my hands. Lets hear it!! Thanks. ... (Asked by ChocolateDrop)
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Absolutely you should. Here is the deal. Think about what career you would prefer to be in and then find the easiest and cheapest way to get the degree necessary to achieve it. At 26, you don't need an expensive degree from an expensive, high-profile university. As for loans, student loan debt can actually help you build good credit as long as you are diligent about the repayment of it. Most loans allow you to defer the payments until after you graduate. So that will help. Start by going to http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ and filling ...(Answered by Geo)

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Financial Aid and Investing? I want to start buying stocks and investing. Will they count for financial aid. ... (Asked by questioner)
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Yep. When you fill out the FASFA you must report the amount of money in stocks & bonds under "assets." Keep in mind that the assets question is a "snapshot" of the day you fill out the FAFSA. If you fill out the FAFSA on February 1 with $10,000 invested, then you put $10,000 for the question. If on February 2, your stock rises & you now have $20,000 invested, you DO NOT have to go back & correct the FAFSA. However, the same goes if you lose money. Assets are NOT supposed to be changed ...(Answered by Lea Ann XH)

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how do i to get started investing in real estate with no credit history? ... (Asked by dan)
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try reading the Rich Dad Poor Dad Series...(Answered by ameican soldier)

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would you be willing to invest in someone's career?? I am a Culinary Arts student. I have been attending school at Le Cordon Bleu Minneapolis/St.Paul in Mendota Heights Minnesota. I got Partially through school and had financial aid problems. now.. I need to finish school but unfortunately I dont have enough credit to get the loans on my own and my family isnt able to co-sign. I come from a family of addicts, addict who still use. so.. obviously they are not able to help me with funding school. they are more concerned with their drugs. I am also a recovering addict. I have 2 1/2 years clean and ... (Asked by t78allgood)
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Please don't continue at Le Cordon Bleu. It's a name that used to have a lot of prestige behind it, but they have sold the name and now those schools are basically franchises. They are proprietary schools, meaning they are for-profit. They are very expensive! A local community collge would be a better bet. And then get a job at the best restaurant you can, even if it's just peeling potatoes. You want to get your foot in the door at the best place-- a chef I used to know swore by the Ritz Carleton as ...(Answered by sunshine_today)

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Best way to invest?!?!?!? not the really long term investments and without losses ... (Asked by Alan)
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buy broke shares....(Answered by James Bond)

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How do I get the Government to invest in my education since I have to invest in their lack of education? ... (Asked by caspatrust)
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You can't, all you can do is search for scholarships....(Answered by nolyad69)

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What is the best way to invest your student loan money? I'm interested in seeing sites that have this information. ... (Asked by yellowcab643)
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In your education....(Answered by Phil)

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Can I invest the money from my stafford loans? I recently got my finacle aid information in and found that the cost of my tuition and fee's and books will be pretty much be paid for by grants and stipends(I'm going to a cheap state school) however I am also offered 3,500 a year in susibized stafford loans. From what I've seen, there is no pentatly in paying off these loans early, so I wondered if anyone knows if this money is allowed to be invested? It seems wise to me to borrow the money and invest it while I'm going to school and then re-pay it immediatly after ... (Asked by Jim B)
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Legally, no. When you take the govts fa money you are agreeing that the money is being spent on educational expenses. Are they going to find out you are investing it, probably not. But if they do, there could be consequences....(Answered by starrynights79)

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If you were to invest in only one stock this week what would it be and why? ... (Asked by Grant)
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gold or oil, its going up...(Answered by BHANU RAVAL)

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I'm tires of messing around...there must be some kind of $$ to be had working @ home...no investing or lies allright.....no scams or lies or deceiving. How can a person stay home @ earn $$$$$ ? there must be something out there...no investment is needed, or advertising, or having your own web page. Surveys? Is there any that doesn't require a person to sign up for a bunch of junk? ( it's I'm tired......not tires) Thank you. Please respond ASAP..thanks. ... (Asked by suzy3)
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there is a pretty cool website that lists telecommute jobs and has resources for people who want to work at home. http://coolhomejob.com...(Answered by CNaviBlog)

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