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I am currently looking for a college loan and have applied for an Education One Loan through Chase. The terms are full deferral with 4.5 Deferment Period Margin. 4.5 Repayment Period Margin and a 7.50 Loan Origination Fee Percentage.
Interest is Accrual beginning on Disbursment date on each day divided by number of days at the Variable Rate. The Variable Rate is the Current Index plus a margin.
Does this mean my interest is 7.95 (market) and 4.5 Margin..eg. 12.5% from the origination fee of 7.5%? I need help understanding how much this is going to cost after college. Regards, Bryan
agreed. i dont want to get anally raped either. it seems like 12.5% yearly rate and a 7.5% charge on the front end. Seems high..although it is a private long term loan. I figure 14% a year in the stock market..with a trust fund building. I dont want to pay 200% in 5 years. That would be extremely high. I need this in a quick figure so I can figure out my best option. Not worrying about it…is why im getting the college loan.
obiously…im looking for a private loan. i dont want to have the restrictions of a federal loan. im a rich kid. i dont live cheap.
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