K-12 Student Loan
from Wells Fargo
Parents can take out between $1,000 and $25,000 a year to offset the costs of private school education, including tuition, room and board or other education-related expenses. Rates, however, are variable and will change with interest rate environment. But setting up a direct withdrawal from your bank account and paying on time for four years can help to lower you rate by 1%.
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Oct 17, 2008 6:16 pm
Wells Fargo provides affordable loans with the express purpose of helping pay for expensive private school costs. They even reward you simply for paying your loan back with a schedule from your account by lowering the overall rate. It covers any expenses linked to your child's private education.
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