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14 Jun 2017, 16:19
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For those of you taking out a PSLP loan, what's your reasoning for picking one bank over the other? I can't seem to identify any differences between the credit line from RBC with that from BMO.
And if you've chosen a separate loan plan with another bank over the PSLP, what's your reasoning?
And if you've chosen a separate loan plan with another bank over the PSLP, what's your reasoning?
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16 Jun 2017, 21:37
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I had RBC just because the branch that did the specialized loans was closer to where I was at the time. No other reason. Like you said, there's no identifiable difference between the two.
Oh, although... the RBC loan, I was recently informed, can be converted into a low-interest line of credit for the value of your tuition. Not sure about BMO though.
Oh, although... the RBC loan, I was recently informed, can be converted into a low-interest line of credit for the value of your tuition. Not sure about BMO though.
05 Jul 2017, 00:51
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Hey Jigglypuff,
Regarding the loans - how hard/easy was it to go through RBC? In the same boat as you, heading to Rotman and government loans will only cover 40%ish for me (Alberta). And did it also include some funds for living costs or strictly tuition? Their website is a little vague and I don't want to keep hitting my credit every time a bank checks.
