How To Get A Student Loan Without A Co-Signer | Student Loan Planner

If you’ve exhausted your federal student loan options but still need funding, private loans seem like a natural next step. Although private student loans help close the financial gap for your education, in many cases, private student loans require a cosigner.

According to data from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), 90% of new private student loans required a cosigner. Finding a willing cosigner for your debt may be tough. In this video, we’ll share with you how to get a student loan without a cosigner.

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