BBB Busts Eden Prairie Loan Modification Scam

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Now that an Eden Prairie company offering home loan modifications has been busted by the Better Business Bureau, some Minnesotans are telling the alleged scammer to pay up and FOX 9 News spoke with one of the victims.Lee Boosuyt said if he could offer any advice to struggling homeowners, he’d tell them that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Yet, it isn’t always that simple. In this case, Boosuyt said all the lingo was right when he was offered a “principal reduction opportunity” that the BBB now claims has been used to collect money from unsuspecting clients who were just looking for help.

Company Review: Trinity Debt Management

When in your life you experience a rough phase, you take help of banks and your known ones for financial assistance. Then comes a day when they ask you to give their money back. What to do now? You have not yet saved a cent. The current rate at which you earn and your expenses won’t allow you to make any savings for the next ten years. You may feel like losing hope.

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Trinity Debt Management is a non-profit agency working on grounds of proving people easy and feasible solutions to debt problem they face. Reg

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When Do I Get My FAFSA Money

Q: This will be the first year I am receiving FAFSA money for college. I start college in August, and received a conformation awhile back that my financial aid package has been approved, however my first semester starts in less than a month and I still have not received my FAFSA money. When do I get my FAFSA money?

A: A common question many new students or those new to FAFSA have is when do I get my FAFSA money? It is actually not FAFSA that gives out money directly to students. FAFSA is a tool used to calculate EFC (Expected Family Contribution), which schools use (along with cost of attendance) to help determine if a student qualifies for financial aid, and if so, what types of financial aid, and how much financial aid.

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