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!
What is full vs. interest-only deferment, and how does each affect your student loan payments?
Climb Credit recently teamed up with Course Report to provide eight ways you can reduce your student loan debt!
When deciding whether or not to accept a loan offer, two important numbers you should look at are interest rate and APR. However, there’s another factor whose impact on these numbers you’ll also want to take into account: whether the interest rate is fixed or variable.
You’ve enrolled in a course and are on the way to your dream career. But first, there’s one big question you have to answer: how are you going to pay for this? Click to read more about the key differences between federal vs. private student loans!
After deciding where to go to school, which student loan to take out, and which comfort foods you’ll need to deal with the stress of it all, there are still a few other decisions to make when filling out that loan application.
Many of you may be wondering how your monthly student loan payments get calculated. So we’ve got a quick explainer of how we get these numbers!
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!
