Something to smile about: Irwin Mortgage has the Top 250’s biggest sales gain, thanks to low interest rates and the refi boom.(Top 250; companies Hawaii): An article from: Hawaii Business
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Title: Something to smile about: Irwin Mortgage has the Top 250’s biggest sales gain, thanks to low interest rates and the refi boom.(Top 250; companies Hawaii)
Author: Jacy L. Youn
Publication: Hawaii Business (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 1, 2003
Publisher: Hawaii Business Publishing Co.
Volume: 49 Issue: 2 Page: 37(1)
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Question by Linda T: Low Credit Score Loans?
I have bad credit (credit score 610), I have a house, had some delinquencies, some judgment and pass slow payment history. Can I still get a student loan ….Prefer one that will send the check to me rather than to the school. No outstanding debt currently …just the bad history and low credit score.
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Answer by ஐ♥Kaylee’s mom♥ஐ
I don’t see a problem with you getting a loan… But let me tell you from experence!! The one that they send to the school is a goverment loan, the interest rate i much cheaper than a private student loan, and there is no credit requirement!!!
I had to take out both when I was in school, and I am currently paying on both of them. I took the same amount from both, and I am paying 1/3 more on the private loan, b/c of the interest rate!!! So PLEASE do your research before taking out a loan!
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