Vanessa Said:

Large student education loan Provider bank ?

We Answered:

interest rates on these loans vary from 11.25% to 12.75% depending on the amount of loan. These rates can change during the term of the loan, in case the Reserve Bank of India raises broad interest rates. Union Bank of India, for instance, is charging only 10.5% to students. Women pay 0.50 percentage point less. Unlike banks, HDFC's Credila charges different rates depending on the school and the student's grades. Its interest rate ranges from 9.75% to 12.5% currently. One can find list of documents to claim the loan at its official website.

Vickie Said:

Can a detained student get education loan?

We Answered:

There are a lot of student loans lenders.Before you go for a check on the interest rate and also see that the lender is legitimate.

Do not pay any money to get the loan.

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Tracey Said:

is there any difference between a student loan and an education loan?

We Answered:

I am not sure? I would suggest that you get a student loan from your local LA though because if you get loans from anywhere else you will have a higher interest rate to pay back.

Nicole Said:

Do you immediately have to pay back student education loans if you are no longer able to attend the classes?

We Answered:

There is typically a grace period of 6-9 months, which might find you back in school. You should check with your lender or financial aid office to be sure.

Terri Said:

Which banks will be able to offer a large student education loan?

We Answered:

unfortunetly with the economy as it is right now, no banks are doing any students loans right now. im sorry! i reccomend getting a job, you could lifeguard or something, they make a lot! :D

April Said:

How long can you remain in education whilst receiving student loan?

We Answered:

Firstly if you finish your journalism course and get on honours degree you will not be entitled to any financial support for another degree.

Secondly, if you finish your course you will get support for the PGCE (normally it's a 1 year course.

You can't get 7 years of support.

Hope that helps to make your decision.