Know your rights, where to get help and ways to help yourself
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Know Your Rights - Loans
Credit vs. Debit: Which should you use?
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Credit cards and debit cards allow you to pay for things using two very different financial tools, learn more about functions of both.
By: National Consumer Law Center
Income-Based Repayment
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Income-Based Repayment (IBR) is a new payment option for federal student loans. Starting July 2009, it will help borrowers keep their loan payments affordable with payment caps based on their income and family size.
By: IBR repayment
Public Service Loan Forgiveness
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness is a new program for federal student loan borrowers who work in a wide range of "public service" jobs, including jobs in government and nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations.
Answers about Student Loans
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This site has information about student loans, including how to apply, what types of loans are available, and information about repaying your loan.
By: U.S. Department of Education
Being a Co-signer has its Advantages and Risks
If you are thinking about co-signing on a loan, make sure you are aware of both the advantages and disadvantages.
By: Colorado Legal Services
Complete and Print Out Small Claims Forms Online
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This is available for individuals who need to complete the court forms necessary to file a Small Claims action in Colorado.
By: Colorado Legal Services
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Appropriate Dispute Resolution
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This information will help you learn about the many options you have when you are involved in a dispute.
By: Colorado Bar Association
Consumer Credit in Colorado
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A Colorado law which regulates how much you can be charged for credit, restricts what can happen to you if you pay late and defines what information must be provided to you before you commit to any credit transaction. The law is the Uniform Consumer Credit Code and this resource highlights that law.
By: Department of Law, State of Colorado
Office of Dispute Resolution
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If you have a legal dispute, the Office of Dispute Resolution (ODR) may be able to help. This link will take you to their homepage. The ODR exists to establish and make available dispute resolution programs and services within the Colorado Judicial Branch.
By: Colorado Judicial Branch
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