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20 Jan 2021, 22:02
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Hi all,
I plan on joining Yale Class of 2023 this Fall. I am very new to the concept of student loans. Need some help figuring out the following:
1) Any tools/resources that can help me plan out how much would I have to pay over the course of X years under different loan terms given Y income? (looking for some online tool or even an excel sheet)
2) Names of loan providers (with co-signer) that would be willing to provide a secondary loan (USD 35-40k). My primary loan will be from a provider that has a no-cosigner option (Unfortunately I can't cover all the cost from that option)
3) Do loan providers care whether I am employed at the time of the application? I have had very tough 4 years in consulting and am thinking of resigning and taking a 5-6 months long break before joining MBA. Will this affect my application?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Best regards,
Bilal Tariq
I plan on joining Yale Class of 2023 this Fall. I am very new to the concept of student loans. Need some help figuring out the following:
1) Any tools/resources that can help me plan out how much would I have to pay over the course of X years under different loan terms given Y income? (looking for some online tool or even an excel sheet)
2) Names of loan providers (with co-signer) that would be willing to provide a secondary loan (USD 35-40k). My primary loan will be from a provider that has a no-cosigner option (Unfortunately I can't cover all the cost from that option)
3) Do loan providers care whether I am employed at the time of the application? I have had very tough 4 years in consulting and am thinking of resigning and taking a 5-6 months long break before joining MBA. Will this affect my application?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Best regards,
Bilal Tariq
22 Jan 2024, 05:31
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Hey,
- Loan Planning Tools: Explore online tools like loan calculators on financial websites or use Excel to model different loan terms based on your income and repayment preferences.
Secondary Loan Providers (with Co-Signer): Consider loan providers such as Sallie Mae, Discover, or Wells Fargo for secondary loans with a co-signer. Check their terms, interest rates, and co-signer requirements.
Employment Status and Loan Application: While some lenders may consider your employment status during the application, many focus on your creditworthiness and your co-signer's financial stability. A brief employment gap before starting your MBA is generally understood, but it's advisable to confirm with the specific lenders you're considering.
