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Loan options *with* US cosigner [#permalink] New post 27 Feb 2013, 05:55
Hi Guys

I am an Indian applicant and I want to understand what options do I have for financing my MBA if I have a US cosigner. I haven't been to find the correct information anywhere.

Anyone here in my shoes who can help?

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Re: Loan options *with* US cosigner [#permalink] New post 27 Feb 2013, 20:51
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Hi Guys

I am an Indian applicant and I want to understand what options do I have for financing my MBA if I have a US cosigner. I haven't been to find the correct information anywhere.

Anyone here in my shoes who can help?

Thanks
R


If you have a US co signer then all options are open for you. Goto any bank's website - most of them have student loans. Some I know of are Citiznes Bank, Chase, PNC, Suntrust, Discover etc. Your rate of interest options are fixed (typically 5.25% which is low compared to the 7.5 - 8% you will get for loans with co signer) or variable (where this is currently at 3.25% but can go up or down).

Do note that your US co signer needs to have a good credit history - that will directly affect the rate of interest PLUS approval of loan.
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Re: Loan options *with* US cosigner [#permalink] New post 28 Feb 2013, 22:33
thanks str1der, appreciate your help
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