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Get ALL Your Loan Questions Answered
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Join us tonight for a Facebook Live, sponsored by CommonBond, to get all your loan questions answered.
I'll be talking with Keith Babich, Director of Campus Relations at CommonBond. I've done many Facebook Lives with Keith and I know he can answer all your questions.
If you or your student is applying for federal or private loans, come listen tonight and bring any questions you have.
You won’t want to miss this. Click here.
PS - Even if you're a few years away from needing to take loans, this is a good Facebook Live to listen to and learn what you'll need to know. |
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| Compare Rates Among Lenders
If you need to borrow money to pay for college, the time is now to check with lenders. Deadlines on tuition bills are coming soon.
Use the links below to get prequalified and/or submit an application to find out the interest rate you'll receive. If you do all your loan shopping (including submitting applications), within a 30 day window, the credit bureaus do not penalize your credit score for submitting applications to multiple lenders. |
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LENDER I RATES
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CommonBond I 3.66% - 9.64% *
MEFA I 3.95% - 7.30%**
College Ave I 3.96% - 11.98%*
Citizens Bank I 3.96% - 11.61%*
Sallie Mae I 3.98% - 11.35%*
Funding U I 7.99% - 13.99%**
*Variable rates as of 7/21/19, fixed rates may vary.
** Funding U & MEFA only offers fixed rates.
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As a reminder, students should always access their federal student loans first, before borrowing from private lenders. Interest rates on federal student loans are generally the lowest rates students can find without a cosigner.
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| Debbie Schwartz Founder, Road2College I'm a parent, like many of you, navigating college admissions and paying for college. With an expertise in personal finance, analysis, and marketing, I'm working to give families the information and tools to make smarter financial college decisions. |
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