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Getting back on track

I owe student loans as well as a credit card debt that I know of. I was bringing in a very low income began missing payments. That was in 2002 after so long and many collection letters from more than one co. I got overwhelmed. About a year ago I began repaying on two of the Student loans again still with a low income. However I recently moved to Alberta and my financial situation has changed. I would really like to start repaying these debt but am unsure of the direction to take. What do you suggest

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One Response to “Getting back on track”

A licensed trustee said...

Contact either the financial institution that issued the loans or the National Student Loan Centre – I am sure they will be pleased to accept payments on your loans again.