Funding University Reviews: Undergraduate Private Student Loans Without a Cosigner

Funding University, or Funding U for short, aims to serve lower- and middle-income students who “are shut out by the bank requirements” to get a... Read more
Funding University, or Funding U for short, aims to serve lower- and middle-income students who “are shut out by the bank requirements” to get a... Read more
If you're an undergraduate student, you might be considering applying for Sallie Mae student loans. Here's what you need to know about their Smart... Read more
Reunion Student Loan Finance Corporation changed its name to ZuntaFi student loans in August 2020. ZuntaFi still offers the same iHELP student loans... Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on higher education. Colleges and universities across the U.S. closed their campuses earlier in the... Read more
For international students, getting financing for school is hard. MPower Financing aims to make it easier. Find out more in this MPower Financing... Read more
If you’re facing a burdensome amount of student debt, you might be considering withdrawing from your retirement savings to pay off your loans.... Read more
College students graduate with an average debt of $29,000, for both private and public student loans. For some, making those payments just isn’t... Read more
Note: CommonBond has said it will not be accepting new In-school loans for the remainder of 2022. CommonBond was founded in 2012 after cofounder... Read more
Upromise is a service that allows you to earn cash back from your regular purchases to save for college and pay off student loans. In this Upromise... Read more
Tuition is a major cost for college students, but it’s not the only expense they have to cover with student loans and other types of funding.... Read more
Note that many student loan lenders and servicers are offering relief options during the coronavirus outbreak, so be sure to also check out our... Read more
If you borrowed private student loans, you probably won’t pay them back directly to your lender. Instead, you’ll send payments to a third-party... Read more