As you may have noticed, we've made a few changes of late here at FSLD. First and foremost, we've significantly upgraded our message board functionality. As the site has grown, our members' interests have expanded beyond the subject of just student loan debt into all other types of consumer debt. As a result, rather than stifling any such conversations as "off topic," we decided to create some new forums for those discussions. We've also updated the format of the message boards for a sleaker look and more functionality. I hope you'll take the time to explore the new site and forums and invite your friends to join as well. As this site exists solely to meet the needs of its members, please let us know if there are any other top level forums that you'd like to see started or any other changes to the site you'd like to see in the future.
As always, many thanks to everyone for your continued support.
Rob
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Thanks Rob!
Hi rob..jouli here.........me free from my mcse courses read your comments its really so nice,,,,,,,,,and so thanks on this nice sharing.........keep it up!!!!!!
No, no. Thank YOU. :)
What do you think of the new look? Any other functions you'd like to see added?
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I am glad to hear about this news about student loan. Students are given the chance whenever they encounter problems financially. Money is always a problem among students, this serves as hindrance in achieving their goals in life.As we all know, college education is the best investment to make. Not only does it virtually guarantee better income for life, but a graduate is in the elite of minds in their own right. (25% or less of Americans hold a Bachelor's or higher and 75% can't read above an 8th grade level – which explains a LOT.) However, figuring out how to pay for college is something else. Tuition at some universities is manageable enough to work and pay for it, whilst others require you to find a loan lender. A prospective student should fill out a FAFSA before anything else, and consult a guidance counselor about what financial aid options are available.