Student Loans and Planned Parenthood

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We found out that Chase who has purchased my husbands student loans, contributes money to PP. Anyone know who would be the best company to refinance through… since I really do not want any of my interest money going to them.
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Colleen
 
Well, being 16 I can honestly tell you I have no idea:D But I do know that prayer is always a good thing. Pluse talk with your priest too, he can offer you some valued advice.👍
 
I think that more than just you will be wondering along the same lines since Chase recently has purchased MANY loans (my new mortgage loan was purchased by Chase about a month before my first mortgage payment was due - but after closing). Since Chase has bought out many other failing companies, I wouldn’t be surprised if a very large number of us have to work with Chase now.
 
I didn’t know this about Chase. I will need to cancel our credit card.
 
You just can’t get away from it… I spend a lot of my time in the grocery store now putting back items with Susan G. Komen pink ribbons on them…
 
You just can’t get away from it… I spend a lot of my time in the grocery store now putting back items with Susan G. Komen pink ribbons on them…
I know! We switched to generic Cheerios for the same reason. It is outrageous to me that with all the commotion and hype about “researching” breast cancer, you NEVER hear any of these mainstream organizations admit that hormonal birth control pills and abortion are the main reasons why the incidence of breast cancer is increasing. The research showing this just confirms common sense. :confused:
 
We found out that Chase who has purchased my husbands student loans, contributes money to PP. Anyone know who would be the best company to refinance through… since I really do not want any of my interest money going to them.
Thank you
Colleen
you will be hard pressed to find a financial institution, or any other business for that matter, who does not give at least token support to PP and a host of other agencies who support morally questionable policies. You will also find SL refinancing options limited in any case (see concurrent threads on the financial forum on that topic). Since you are not materially cooperating in either the activities of PP, nor in any business activities of Chase, you are not morally culpable for any use your money might be put to. (search AAA on this topic, dozens of threads).

Even switching to generics or boycotts might give a symbolic response, and be a good example to your kids, but does nothing to limit amounts corporations donate to these organizations, since the same company who makes or sells the product or service you do choose likely makes the same questionable contributions. Those gestures are also 100% useless if you do not inform the company why you object to their policies and will not be buying their product.
 
You just can’t get away from it… I spend a lot of my time in the grocery store now putting back items with Susan G. Komen pink ribbons on them…
so if you pick up the same product in a package without this logo, nothing has changed, the company has still made the contribution. Even if you pick up a generic, chances are it was made in the same factory as the name brand item.
 
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