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Student Loan:
John is ready to move to the head of the class.
Now, that his kids were in their teen years and being more independent, John
finally had the time to invest in obtaining his Master's degree. His biggest
concern was how to finance his education. And, with two kids not far from
college themselves, he had to find the best alternative possible.
Solution:
One of John's options was a Stafford Loan Program offered by Dollar Bank. These
low cost loans are designed to assists all out-of-state students attending an
Ohio or Pennsylvania school or Ohio or Pennsylvania students attending any U.S.
Department of Education approved school anywhere. Included in the program are
special features for fee and interest rate reductions.
After applying for the Stafford Loan Program, John was also able to take
advantage of the Signature Education Loan Program. This program is a nationally
available, low cost package of federal and private supplemental loans designed
to provide a single source of education funding. Offering competitive interest
rates and fees, it also has money-saving borrower benefits over the life of the
loan. All of the federal and private supplemental loans are serviced in one
account and one bill. The Sallie Mae support center is even available 24 hours
a day, seven days a week for assistance.
Because these programs are available for both graduate and undergraduate
degrees, John can use these options when his kids are ready for school too.
For more information on student loans
click here.
* The scenarios shown above are for explanatory
and informational purposes only and do not necessarily reflect terms and
conditions being offered by Dollar Bank. All loan applications are subject to
Bank underwriting and credit standards and specific loan product guidelines.
Consult your tax advisor regarding the deductability of interest.
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