topic Wells Fargo student loans easy to get? in Student Loans

Wells Fargo student loans easy to get?

corymcd88 — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:50:41 GMT

Is Wells Fargo easy to get a student loan, they told me I have an offer for one. Witch one is the easiest to get with out a co signer?

Re: Wells Fargo student loans easy to get?

webhopper — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 02:53:25 GMT

You should fill out the fafsa to get student loans, and only take out what you need to get by not to finance a nice lifestyle. This post is probably in the wrong spot.

Re: Wells Fargo student loans easy to get?

Anonymous — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 20:48:27 GMT

@webhopper wrote:
You should fill out the fafsa to get student loans, and only take out what you need to get by not to finance a nice lifestyle. This post is probably in the wrong spot.

This is the Student Loans board. Where else would they post this question? Personally, I think your assumption that they're going to try to "finance a nice lifestyle" is in the wrong spot.

Corymcd88, private loans are harder to get than government-backed loans, so it will depend on your credit. At least as far as consolidation loans through Wells Fargo, since the credit crisis they require everyone to have a co-signer, no matter how good your credit is or what your salary is - I'm not familiar with regular student loans, but they may have the same rule.

Re: Wells Fargo student loans easy to get?

laz98 — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 18:42:01 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
@webhopper wrote:
You should fill out the fafsa to get student loans, and only take out what you need to get by not to finance a nice lifestyle. This post is probably in the wrong spot.
This is the Student Loans board. Where else would they post this question? Personally, I think your assumption that they're going to try to "finance a nice lifestyle" is in the wrong spot.

Corymcd88, private loans are harder to get than government-backed loans, so it will depend on your credit. At least as far as consolidation loans through Wells Fargo, since the credit crisis they require everyone to have a co-signer, no matter how good your credit is or what your salary is - I'm not familiar with regular student loans, but they may have the same rule.

The post was originally on another board, & was moved here by a moderator