My dad (the cosigner for my student loan) needs to sign the Consumer Credit Agreement in order for it to go through so my loan can be sent to my school. But, on Wells Fargo’s site, all it says is for him to go to www.wellsfargo.com/student in order to sign it, but there is nothing [...]
I have gotten an Astrive Student Loan in the past but they are no longer providing aid. I was wondering if there are any similar loans still available. If not, are there a private student loan that is not effected by other aid received.
If there are any DTC (Direct To Consumer) student loans available can you please leave a link for them or all the information available.
I already applied at Wells Fago and wasn’t approved :^(.
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They have offered a loan for $10,000.00 It would be at 8% for 5 years but are asking for $2,221.00 for a down payment. I think it is probably a scam but wondered if anyone else has had any dealings with them.