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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-18 20:11:07 -

Can parents get student loans for their children?
Can parents get student loans for their children? PLUS loans and co-signing private loans — what parents need to know Helping a child pay for college is one of the most common — and stressful — financial decisions parents make. Two common routes are federal Parent PLUS loans and co-signing private student loans. Both let parents help their kids afford school, but they work...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-16 20:57:10 -

How much can I borrow for college? Federal loan limits and private lender rules
How much can I borrow for college? Federal loan limits and private lender rules Paying for college often comes down to one question: how much can I borrow? The answer depends on whether you use federal student loans (the ones managed through U.S. Department of Education programs) or private student loans (offered by banks, credit unions and specialty lenders). This article explains the rules...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-16 21:10:40 -

Should I choose federal or private student loans?
Should I choose federal or private student loans? Short answer: Start with federal loans. For most students, federal loans offer lower rates, stronger protections, and repayment options you won’t find with private lenders. Only after you’ve exhausted federal options (and understood the trade-offs) should you consider private loans — and then only for specific reasons (gap...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-15 18:39:16 -

What types of student loans are available?
What types of student loans are available? Introduction Paying for higher education is one of the biggest financial challenges students and families face today. Tuition, housing, books, and living expenses can add up quickly, often exceeding what savings, scholarships, and grants can cover. Student loans exist to bridge that gap, allowing students to invest in their education now and repay...

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