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• Avoiding Foreclosure: A Guide for Michigan Homeowners PDF icon

• Item Pricing Bill of Rights Wallet Card PDF icon

• Michigan Legislature's Practical Guide for Tenants and Landlords PDF icon

• Preventing Resident Abuse & Neglect in Health Care Facilities (PDF) PDF icon

• Student Loan Guide PDF icon
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• Student Loan Guide (Text Version)
Most students will receive a financial aid award letter from their college. This letter may set forth a number of options for financing their college education, including grants (which do not have to be paid back), scholarships, and work study (earning money while enrolled in school to help cover educational expenses). Some loans that may be offered are Stafford loans (subsidized or unsubsidized) and PLUS loans (usually taken out by parents or by graduate students). These loans are guaranteed by the federal government.

• Ten Tips for Beating Consumer Fraud in Michigan PDF icon
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• Wise Charitable Giving PDF icon
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