Students and parents often ask me about the existence of certain types of private student loans. Fast student loans, gap student loans, signature student loans, quick student loans—these are just some of the names people often use to describe what ultimately are the same kind of loan product, as they are all synonyms for private [...]
in Private Student Loans, Student Loans,
by Jeff Bullock
in Private Student Loans, Student Loans,
by Jeff Bullock
One of the common questions I hear from students is about the availability of fast student loans, and whether or not these types of student loans should be taken into consideration and applied for. Fast student loans aren’t really a distinct category of education loans at all, and the term “fast” is simply another way [...]
in Private Student Loans, Student Loans,
by Jeff Bullock
One of the hot-button issues right now within the lending community is in regard to private student loans, and whether or not lenders should make these kinds of loans available to individuals with bad credit. The rise in demand for such loans over the past decade has been a clear indicator that college students would [...]
in Repayment, Student Loans,
by Jeff Bullock
The number of college seniors graduating with a significant level of student loan debt has never been higher than it is right now throughout history, and while it is beyond the scope of this article to explain why this is, the bottom line is that college graduates from across the nation are going to have [...]
Before you go ahead and haphazardly look for student loans without a cosigner you must first have an understanding that education loans can be divided into two camps. The first camp includes student loans that are provided directly by the federal government, and in particular the United States Department of Education. These education loans are [...]