One step students will come to when applying for a Climb Credit loan is the option to add a student loan co-borrower. Click to learn more about what being a co-borrower means and how having one can impact a student loan application!
One word you may hear thrown around a lot, often with reference to Climb Credit, is “fintech.” But whether you’ve heard of it or not, it’s a term which has had a large impact over all our lives in the 21st Century.
We all have different financial goals. And setting a budget is a good way to reach them.
When applying for a private student loan—or, while we’re at it, a mortgage, auto loan, or credit card—a major factor which could impact your approval decision is your credit score. Click to read some steps you can take and tips for how to improve your credit score!
Preparing to head off to school can be an exciting time that’s full of potential—and to be honest, it can also be a stressful time. If student financing is adding to that stress, click to view our student loan application checklist!
One of the problems you may have to solve when completing an application is deciding whether to borrow for your cost of living, and if so how much.
Student loans are a part of many people’s lives, and at Climb, we want you to best understand all the options available and what they mean for you. Click to get more information on the different types of student loans available!
Two terms you’re guaranteed to see on your student loan application are “interest rate” and “APR.” What is interest rate vs. APR, and how do they affect your loan terms?
