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What Is Meant By Financial Aid When Considering
College Education Loans?
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  • Now there is some good news. There are many more
    types of financial aid available today to both
    students and parents than there has ever been. As
    the name implies, financial assistance is money
    that parents and students receive from grants,
    loans and scholarships granted by both Federal
    and private lenders to help students to pay for
    their college education.

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  • Once upon a time, students were dependent almost
    totally on Stafford loans and Pell grants to
    finance the cost of their education and college
    living expenses.

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  • Nowadays Pell grants are still issued although
    they're needs based and meet a small proportion
    of the education loan cost today. Stafford loans
    are similarly needs based but can range from 25
    to 40 of the average cost of school these days.

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  • Fortunately, loans are also available now and
    these loans were not around a few years ago.
    These are loans given to parents and not students
    to assist parents to pay for their child's
    college education. Interest rates on loans are
    average and there are certain restrictions and
    fees charged but they often form an important
    part of the student's overall package of college
    funding.

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  • A quick note about fees. Many loans are for a
    specified sum such as 6,000 per year disbursed
    in several payments (normally one payment per
    semester). But it's not uncommon for fees of up
    to 4 to be deducted from the loan amount before
    the funds are disbursed. This 4 fee on a 6,000
    equates to 240 that you will not see but that
    you must repay. When you are searching for a loan
    ensure that you do your homework and try to find
    a low-fee or no-fee loan.

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  • Although Federal loan programs like the
    subsidized Stafford loan program carry low fees
    and interest is paid by the government, they are
    not the only source of financial assistance
    nowadays and are not necessarily the best choice.

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  • Meeting the cost of college nowadays is a complex
    operation and the majority of students will have
    to put together a funding package that includes
    scholarships, grants, Federal loans and private
    borrowing.

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  • Happily, there are now many more sources of
    finance available than ever before and market
    competition from private lenders especially means
    that it is possible to find funds at a price that
    will not necessarily run you into unmanageable
    debt.
  • You are also lucky to be living at a time when
    finding the information that you need to make
    reasoned decisions about the choices available to
    you is also quite easy.

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