Student Loans

Student Loans

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edward w pritchard

Carolyn owed $670,678.11 on student loans and the accruing interest was $165.37 per day. She was a physician and was earning 68,000 net per year. She had about 6,000 or 7,000 per year, to live on if she was to continue to successfully make the interest payments on her loans. She needed to keep the loan payments current or she would lose her job at the hospital for her employer felt the need to monitor the credit scores of their employees.

Carolyn had received a brochure at work telling how she could make another $100,000 per year by doing consulting work for the blue party. She would not be in the muscle end of the blue's business but would instead review medical records available in the public domain and try to ascertain which patient would likely have a substantial drop in their credit score because of their declining health.

This was a dilemma for Carolyn for like most American's Carolyn had heard a lot of bad things about the Blue party. Still it was a lucrative opportunity. At length Carolyn decided to pray on the matter.