Sentences with phrase «aid expert mark»

«For more specific loan information, check out the Web site run by financial - aid expert Mark Kantrowitz (www.finaid.org).

Dear readers: A recent column about private student loans prompted financial aid expert Mark Kantrowitz to reach out with some additional advice for people who co-signed student loans for someone who has stopped paying.

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Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student aid and publisher of the Edvisors Network, believes students should receive better counseling about their loan repayment options — especially students who are about to drop out of school.

Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert, said lenders fear that if they give you that release, you might decide to stop paying.

U.S. undergraduate students in 2015 finished school with an average of $ 35,000 in student debt — a figure that has risen steadily every year, according to Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert.

«People will think fondly of when the rate on a Stafford loan was only 6.8 percent,» said Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on college financing and publisher of Edvisors, an online resource about financial aid.

«Having all these deadlines certainly causes a lot of confusion,» Mark Kantrowitz, a nationally - recognized expert on student financial aid, told Debt.org.

According to Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student aid, «If you were to save $ 200 a month for 10 years at 6.8 percent interest, you'd accumulate a total of $ 34,433.»

There are other ways to fine - tune this borrowing strategy, said Mark Kantrowitz, a national expert on student loans and publisher of Edvisors, a financial aid website.

Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert with experience in student loans, has theorized about the underlying causes for student loan delinquency.

«Lenders tend to be really, really strict with co-signer release,» says Mark Kantrowitz, a student loan expert and publisher of Edvisors.com, an online resource about financial aid.