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Sudent Line Of Credit.

To pay for school next year I was planning on getting a student line of credit. I went to the bank and got the infromation about it. Here are the details...

I wanted it for $8,000
The intrest rate is 5%
I do not pay a payment on the loan every month, instead I pay the intrest every month until I graduate then I start paying off the loan.

My husband said I'll be paying $250 a month in just intrest. So, that's $3,000 a year in JUST intrest.

Does that sound resonable?.... $3,000 a year in intrest on just a $8,000 loan?????!!!!!

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not sure where your husband got his figures. but even with daily compounding that seems off. Ask the bank for an amortization schedule. I think you will find the monthly interest to be about $35, not $250.
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That's what I thought, but he called the bank, and he said that's what they told him.
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So you call the bank and ask for clarification. If you have Excel you can create your own amortization. One month's interest on $8K is $33 and change. Even if you compound daily, its still not more than that.
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