How to pay for college without a co-signer for a loan?

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jjfan81 asks:

I'm in a bind. I need money to pay for school. The only way is to get a loan. I can't get the loan w/o a cosigner. I haven't a cosigner. What do I do?

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aiebob writes:

Don't forget to consider financial aid. See the attached link (AIE.org) for lots of info about paying for college.

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http://www.aie.org/HighSchool/Paying/Types/index.cfm

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dgraab , Parent writes:

Education.com has a new special edition on College Financing that has lots of information you may find helpful:

http://www.education.com/topic/college-financial-planning/

The special edition includes articles about "How to Find Scholarships and Loans" and also has some information about "Creative Ways to Pay for College."

I'm also providing below a link to another related special edition, "Going to College."

Good luck in your search for college financing -- I hope you find the funds you need to obtain your college degree.

Resources:

http://www.education.com/topic/college-transition/

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robinp writes:

Depending on how old you or the child is, you can always utilize the cash value amount in a whole life insurance policy. If you have one in place with the amount needed to pay for college, you can take a loan against the policy without having to pay it back and still keep the policy at the same time.

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