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Your Private College Loan

A Eye-Opener on Private College Loans

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Here is a short video (created by the United States Student Association) that I come across with telling about how college students get indebted because of federal and private student loans over the course of their pursuit of college education. One mentions that she might be finding herself getting really burdened with college school loans to the amount of up to 100 to 150,000 dollars by the time she earns her college diploma. Another student could not even believe he already owes a quarter of 100,000 dollars in loans, a huge amount of money that he has not seen much less held on in his life. This is the grim reality of getting private college loans as a last resort for the many American students wanting to finance their college. Loans get out of hand, repayment responsibilities become seriously unmet and the indebted is in the red as far as his financial status is concerned.

posted by Ernest-jr, 12:05 AM | link | 0 comments |

Opting for Fixed Rate Private Student Loans

Saturday, March 01, 2008



College students are worried about their private college loans having higher interest rates because of various factors such as economic dislocation, inflation and recession. Still they can always resort to getting fixed rate private student loans – this is the real way to go in the first place if you want stability in the amount that you need to pay every month.

The disadvantage of variable rates on private college loan is that it is dependent on so many things, which means there is a possibility of such loans to shoot up to immensely huge amount, hence becoming difficult to manage and pay back.

This is certainly the advantage of fixed rate private student loan. It stays the same no matter what. There is no fluctuation in the amount whatever the state of external factors such as the economy may be.

However, one disadvantage is that there will be periods of time when the percentage might go lower. And so students with private student loans with fixed rates will unfortunately not be able to take advantage of it.

Still, if a student decided on getting fixed rate private student loans, they should first look into all possible options. A prospective borrower must consider the interest rates at which the loan is locked, the schedule and duration of repayment, as well as possible repayment penalties.

It is advisable to get for yourself a fixed rate private student loan if the duration is three years or much longer.
posted by Ernest-jr, 1:50 PM | link | 3 comments |