Default Aversion YOU’RE THE KEY TO SUCCESS Session 28.

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Default Aversion YOU’RE THE KEY TO SUCCESS Session 28

3 PRESENTERS  Adele Marsh  Erl Suni  Larry B. Eadie

4 Mapping Your Future: Adele Marsh

5  mapping-your-future.org  Sponsors and Friends  Mission: Counsel students & families about college, career, & financial aid  National collaborative public service project of the financial aid industry Mapping Your Future

6 OSLC  Enables schools & students to meet federal loan counseling requirements conveniently  Free service provided by the Sponsors and Friends that support Mapping Your Future  Stafford & Perkins entrance & exit counseling

7 Financial Fitness Tools  Educate students about personal finance  Help in determining financial fitness  Give advice on using credit wisely  Tips on avoiding loan defaults

8  Understand roles of student loan players  Avoid consequences of default  Be in control of your finances  Balance your checkbook  Establish a budget 10 Steps

9  Pay yourself and invest  Use credit wisely  Know your credit report  Cleaning up credit  Surf the web for more info

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12 Student Loan Calculator  Estimate student loan payments  What-if analysis for interest rate and loan amount

13 Student Loan Calculator

14 Budget Calculator  Methods to develop budget  Control finances by calculating income and expenses

15 Budget Calculator

16 Debt/Salary Wizard  Encourages responsible borrowing  Provides borrowing limits based on expected future earnings  Estimates future income needed to support debt  Links to salary.com to explore starting salaries by geographic area

17 Debt/Salary Wizard

18 Loan Wizard  Interactive decision tree  Borrowers answer series of yes/no questions  Appropriate page opens on site

19 Loan Wizard

20 Deferment Navigator  Basic information regarding purpose of deferments and application  Deferment eligibility charts based on oldest outstanding loan disbursement –Stafford –Perkins

21 Deferment Navigator  Includes easy-to-understand definition of deferment types  Links to the deferment application in Portable Document File (PDF) format for Stafford Loans

22 Deferment Navigator

23  Cathy Mueller Executive Director (940)  CariAnne Cutshall Project/Team Coordinator (573) MYF Contacts

24 Tech Slide I appreciate your feedback and comments. I can be reached: Adele Marsh Phone: Fax:

25 Loan Consolidation: Erl Suni

26 Tech Slide I appreciate your feedback and comments. I can be reached: Erl Suni Phone:

The Long Term Solution: Larry B. Eadie

28 Creating a Default Prevention Plan  What Should I do first ?  What Steps do I take?  What are my available resources?

29 What Should I do first ? Establish a Default Prevention Team

30 Default Prevention Team Members –Senior Management –Business Office –Admissions –Registrar –Financial Aid –Alumni Affairs –Student Representative –Faculty

31 Define role/mission of the Default Prevention Team  Analyze student populations,  Identify common characteristics,  Examine variables,  Develop a Default Prevention Plan, and  Implement the and assess the effectiveness of the Plan.

32 Formulate a Plan: Items for Consideration  Use your data in your school’s plan.  Transform conclusions into action steps that are consistent with institutional: – philosophy – policy – resources – goals.

33 Items for Consideration Set realistic and attainable Goals.  Assign responsibility for action steps  Establish time frames.  Assess progress: How will you know when your goals are attained?  Inform senior management and your institution of progress.

34 We appreciate your feedback and comments Name: Larry B. Eadie Phone: Fax: