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Interview with Kevin Walker from SimpleTuition on How the Credit Crunch is Impacting Student Lending

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On April 23, I interviewed Kevin Walker, the Founder and CEO of SimpleTuition.com, a website that helps students and families navigate the complex world of student loans. We discussed how the credit crunch was impacting student lending and what students and families could do to maximize their chances of getting a loan at the lowest rate in these credit challenged times.

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On April 23, I interviewed Kevin Walker, the Founder and CEO of SimpleTuition.com, a website that helps students and families navigate the complex world of student loans. SimpleTuition was voted the best student loan website in 2007 by Kiplingers.

The conversation covered:

How the credit crunch is impacting students and parents looking for college and grad school loans.
What students and parents should be doing to ensure they get the money they need at the lowest rate.
How SimpleTuition.com can help students and parents with their college funding needs.
The one (actually Kevin gave us two) thing about borrowing for college that students and parents should know, but most of the time don't.

You can listen to the interview by clicking the audio box at the top of the page.

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Thanks for the info. I just checked with my previous loan provider and found out they have exited the business. Hopefully, I'll have enough time to get a new one.

Posted: Apr 27, 2008

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