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There’s a reason why student loan debt topped $1 trillion last year. Read More...
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Photo: Diverse Education Obtaining a college degree isn’t cheap for many students or their parents. Are you planning on starting college soon? Read More...
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Photo: Roland Martinez It can’t be denied that even the most casual of fans is caught up in the hoopla Read More...
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It’s no secret that student loan debt has been on a steady incline over the years, but a recent government Read More...
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Throughout the March Madness tournament, we’ve been bringing you articles on financial aid options at each of the colleges and Read More...
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NCAA luck comes to the St. Mary’s College Gaels every other year. The school’s Division I men’s basketball team appeared Read More...
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Photo: Kevin Zollman Kansas State University is already making a huge impact in March Madness and looks forward to pushing Read More...
It’s March Madness 2012, and Go Banking Rates couldn’t let this season go by without creating a bracket…with a financial Read More...
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Followers of Saint Bonaventure basketball can attest to the excitement brewing at St. Bonaventure University, thanks to March Madness. Read More...
Learn More About Student Loans
A student loan is a way for a person matriculating in higher education to borrow money from either the government or a private banking institution to pay for their education. Typically, as long as a student is enrolled in an accredited university and is meeting the minimum credit requirements, the repayment of the student loan is deferred until after graduation.
Those looking for a student loan with low interest rates are advised to first complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid and see if they can get any loan money from the government. However, the amount of money the Feds loan is capped by congress, so additional loans through a private bank will probably be necessary.
By taking the time to compare the student loan interest rates offered by a variety of banking institutions, a student or their benefactor can help locate the best rate available to them.
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