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Title: CRS84-197EPWp15
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp14
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp20
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp19
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp18
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Title: Background information on equal access statute
Date: 1984

Title: CRS84-197EPWp21
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Text: undetgredoete student enrolled on at least eff part-time basis at a oarticibating college, univetsity or vocational/e At teehnieal school, you maybe eligible for e grant. f j How Much You Can Rece1ve:% You oan reeeive up to $1,900 per year in the 1984-85 ischool yeat. Yoor finaocial heed will determine the e;tua1 aﬁount for » which you are e11g1b1e. who toContact:e You can apply for a Pell Grant using one

Title: CRS84-197EPWp25
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Text: : You can borrow up to $2,500 per year under the stu- dent loan program if you are an undergraduate, but cannot accumulate more ithan $12,500 in unpaid principal.g (You can borrow up to $5,000 per year uder the student loan program if you are a graduate orprofessional stu- dent, but cannot accumulate more than $25,000 in unpaid principal, in- cluding unpaid principal from amounts borrowed

Title: CRS84-197EPWp23
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Text: cRs—2 iCOLLEGEiw0RK-STUDY PRocRAM Hho's Eligible: If you are a needy undergraduate, greduate or professiona1 student enrolled on at least a half-time basis at a participating col- ’lege, university or vocational/technical school, you may be e1igib1ed to secure a work-study job. d How Much You Can Barn: The amount you can earn is based on your financia1 need as determined by your school

Title: CRS84-197EPWp24
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp22
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Title: Banking deregulation: Major forms and arguments "pro and con"
Date: 1984
Summary: Banking deregulation may be defined as the loosening of regulatory constraints on these institutions. Since the late 1970s, and as part of a broader trend toward deregulation, banking organizations have experienced many important changes in their regulatory environment. This report identifies the different kinds of deregulation that are under way. It then presents some "pro and con" arguments applicable both to financial deregulation generally and to specific kinds of banking deregulation under consideration in the Congress at the present time. Additional references are provided.

Title: Bank and thrift institution failures: Selected references
Date: 1985
Summary: Is the U.S. financial system in trouble? Do the recent failures of thrift institutions, banks and government-securities dealers--and the fears of further collapses--foreshadow serious trouble? Part I of the bibliography cites works on bank failures and Part II deals with thrift institutions, focusing on these questions and issues.

Title: CRS84-197EPWp29
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Text: \ - « -‘- -’ , 5-.’ cas-5. NATIONAL oxxacr STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM ; Who's Eligible: If you are a needy undergraduate. graduate or professional ‘~I .2 . ._“i 0? a student enrolled on at least half-time basis at a participating col~ Iege. university or vocational/technical school, you may be eligible 0 for a.loan. #1 How Much You Can Borrow: You can borrow up to $3,000 in one year.. If you are a graduate

Title: CRS84-197EPWp17
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp26
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp28
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp27
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Text: CRS-4 lentby banks, credit unions, pension funds. savings and loan associc ations, some schools and other institutions. Under the auxiliaryloan program, parents of dependent undergraduate students, and graduate andal professional students, can borrow up to$3,000 annually, but cannot l accumulate more than $15,000 in unpaid principal. pln addition, indee , l ipendent undergraduate students may

Title: CRS84-197EPWp32
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Title: CRS84-197EPWp31
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Text: prCRS-6 NURSING srvnsnr LOAN PROGRAM tWho's Eligible:s If you are a needy student enrolled on at least a halfétime basis at a participating school of nursing, you may be eligible for a loan. How Mch You 0an Borrow: You can borrow up to $2,500 a year, but cannot accumulate a debt of more than $10,000 in such loans. Loans are repaid at a 6 percent interest rate, beginning 9 months after you

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