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Tonight I came home from work to find a FedEx package from Chase, approving my Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) request that I filed just over two months ago. I have to make four mortgage payments by the first of the month for the next four months, and they are $330 less than what I had been paying. I need to review what happens next, but I am very hopefully they will offer a modified principle on my condo, because two weeks ago I got a state property assessment that valued my place at nearly 1/3rd what I originally paid for it seven years ago. Next major improvement is building my emergency savings.
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Oxphocker posted:Considered something Ph.D level but realized I still have 10k undergrad and 7k grad loans to pay back first. Hoping to get into hall directing to help pay off some of those loans and maybe take some classes for cheap (higher ed admin maybe?). I work at a state university, and if you go this route you will want to check the tuition remission policy. It might only cover up to grad level courses and not Ph.D. Also, you have to complete six months of employment before you can use the benefit.
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