HOW DO PARENT PLUS LOANS WORK?

Parent PLUS loans for college are debt-based forms of financial aid offered through the federal government. Like with other federal student loans, the US Department of Education is essentially the lender.

– Parent of a qualifying dependent student – Must have suitable credit – You and your student need to meet the general eligibility requirements for federal student aid.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

The foundation of the application process is the FAFSA. Your child needs to have a completed FAFSA on file for you to begin the process.

The maximum amount you can potentially receive through a Parent PLUS loan is based on how much your student’s school costs and the value of their current financial aid package.

HOW MUCH MONEY CAN YOU RECEIVE?

– Loan is non-transferable – Credit report impact – The risk of default – Bankruptcy may not help

RISKS TO CONSIDER

Consider whether you are comfortable shouldering a large debt over the long-term based on how it will impact your financial future. In the end, you’re responsible for repayment, so you need to keep that in mind.

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