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How do I find a loan shark?
Question:I need 200.00 this monday badly for school I don't have a job yet but will be working very soon and the school aid is late.
Any websites?
Answers:
School aide is ALWAYS late--they process at the very last moment -usually after you even started classes--please, go to the financial aid office--ask for the supervisor--and speak directly to him/her. Tell him your financial status--they will not throw you out of school for $200 bucks but I'll assume you need it for your books or I should say book because one book can cost $200. The schools have "private loans" which are available for people who are "inbetween"-which means you have some money but not enough and yet you don't qualify as an independent child---which is something I'd like to bring up-if your parents have been claiming you on their income tax and filed the FAFSA as such--meaning they are still "supporting" you--that only allows you to qualify as a dependent student and you get much less in financial aid and scholarships--if they apply for a PLUS loan- and are denied- due to credit obligations, etc. you then will qualify for UNSUBSIDIZED federal money----look into it...and if they did claim you ----ask THEM for the $200. I had to help support my 2 daughters for their 8 years of college--it's tough, but you HAVE to as a parent....forget the loan shark...speak with your parents-and/or financial aid and make sure about the PLUS loan and more unsubsidized monies---or even more money from the school....good luck to you ...
Loansharks do not have websites. Go to your school and tell them you do not have the $200.
Tell the school you don't have the money. Ask your parents to loan the money to you until you get paid from your job.
I would start by checking places like pool halls and hole in the wall sports bars. I'm not sure if that's right, but I've seen it in a lot of movies.
Try you local small town type bank. Be honest. Offer to pay the loan out of the student loan you expect. You might be surprised.
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