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New Student Loan

I have a quick question! I can’t seam to get any answers anywhere…very frustrating. I was wondering how a bankruptcy will affect my application for a new student loan. I never had a student loan before.

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Posted from: Newfoundland and Labrador

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One Response to “New Student Loan”

A licensed trustee said...

Contact the loans and financial aid officer at the school you’d like to attend – they will be able to assist you with the loan and answer your questions.

If you have not had a student loan before the fact that you have filed bankruptcy should not make any difference to your application for a student loan.