Has anyone financed their MBA through Brain Capital in comparison to Prodigy Finance? I don't seem to find much information on the topic. Can someone please share his/her experience with the educational fund? After my research, I have come across two options for financing my MBA - PF vs. Brain Capital? I know from friends of mine that have taken a loan with PF that everything is pretty straightforward and PF makes payments to the uni so you don't have to worry about that. You get an interest rate of /apx. 7%/ which compared to Brain capital is relatively high ( if I am not mistaken BC offers 4% flat for a 10-year period, regardless of how much money you make per year) ?

If anyone can please shed any light on this topic, as I see it is not being discussed much here, it would be greatly appreciated.

There is no such fixed rates for either. The rates offered are customized based on your nationality and work authorizations. So if you are in a developed economy, the rates are lower for both.

I got a quote of 7% from prodigy and Brain asked me for 16% of my salary. I went with Prodigy. Some batchmates who have entrepreneurial ambitions and did not want to get burdened by the pressure of a loan went for Brain.

I think Prodigy is best compared to other finaces

Hi everyone,

I will never recommend Brain Capital from my personal experience.
I wanted to pay them back earlier than 10 years and they charge me double the amount what I borrowed
According to their "ceiling value 200%"...
If you make your MBA and get a normal job after you graduated, you will pay accumulated double amount that you borrowed in the end.
Warning: FINGER WEG davon

I completely agree! I had a similar experience with Brain capital. It is the worst funding option available

I am looking to apply to Insead and looking for funding option. Unfortunately I am a resident (not citizen) of a country that Prodigy finance doesn't lend to. Are there any other such sources of funding apart from BC that I can look up?