SmarterBank is paying off someone's student loans

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		Crush your debt and get on with your life Since life is short and time is precious, we'll get straight to the point: student debt is arguably the single largest barrier between today's youth and their future. Why? Because millions of students like you finish college with a degree that seems to create more debt than opportunity. But SimpleTuition is here to help, and we're doing it with SmarterBank™. Not only do we offer an online checking account with all the free bells and whistles you expect, we have a unique rewards program that actually pays down your student loans. And now we're giving one lucky person up to $25,000 to pay those loans off now. Think of it as your chance to get debt-free sooner than you ever thought possible. Just head over to www.crushstudentdebt.com today to enter—it's fast, easy, and free. But remember there are three ways you can actually increase your chance of winning: Share our contest on Facebook for 5 extra entries Share our contest on Twitter for 5 more Open an approved SmarterBank online checking account to earn a massive 25 extra entries! According to the Herald Tribune, in 2011 alone students took out $117 billion just in federal loans. It's no wonder, then, that nationwide student debt has surpassed $1 trillion dollars, making it the second largest form of debt in America. It's beat only by mortgages. Meet our resident debt-crushers The Crusher, Steele Dragon, and Boris the Smash are geared up and ready to pummel your debt. Arm yourself in the battle against your student debt Like us for tips, deals, and chances to #crushstudentdebt. Weekly poll Could you use $25,000 to pay off your student loans? Yes No If you do not receive a confirmation page after clicking submit, please click here. Results from last week If interest rates on Stafford loans doubled would you still be able to afford school? 10% said yes. 90% said no. Useful links FAFSA Coach Deals on textbooks Test prep comparison College cost calculators
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