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student loan

I was discharged jan 31 2006. Its been 6 years, I am wondering if i can now apply for a student loan? Iv never applied for one before. I have had a cap1 mastercard for a year now, was approved thru them for 1000$ credit line, not secured. slowly rebuilding my credit, koodo cell phone account now for 2 years in good standing. my wife and i went for a car loan, the dealer said i was not approved. but not to be worried cus it would be disolved jan 31 2013?

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One Response to “student loan”

A licensed trustee said...

You should check with a financial aid officer at the school you want to attend – as far as I know, there are no restrictions on applying for (and receiving) new student loans after you file for bankruptcy. There’s certainly no waiting period…