Why borrow with us?
We’ve partnered up with LendKey to offer our members extraordinary deals on student loans, with both low rates and generous funding. Get good grades? You may be eligible for even lower rates.
Have questions about Student Loans? Text our Lending Team 906-341-3118 📲
- Borrow up to $160,000
- Covers any educational costs, including housing
- Loans for both Graduate and Undergraduate programs
- Members can also apply for consolidations
A Private Student Loan is a loan typically acquired through credit unions and banks.
If your scholarship and federal loans are not enough to cover the total cost of your tuition, Limestone FCU can help! A private student loan can be used to pay for all qualified education expenses like tuition, books and room/board.
- Competitive fixed and variable rate options
- Complete your entire application online in minutes
- Available for both undergraduate and graduate school
We recommend exploring all avenues such as scholarships, Pell Grants, and financial aid using a private student loan as a supplement to federal loans.
A co-signer is an individual who guarantees that they will be legally responsible to pay back a debt that the borrower cannot pay. A co-signer may be a relative or a non-relative.
Yes, however, you must communicate this with your financial advisor. LendKey submits a request to your school to confirm how much funding you will need, and if they are not made aware you plan to take out additional funds for anything other than tuition, the financial advisor will only let LendKey know the tuition amount needed.
The application process only takes about fifteen minutes.
Funds are released as soon as all information needed has been received and reviewed by LendKey and/or Limestone Federal Credit Union.
A Variable Rate is an interest rate that may change based on a response to economic conditions.
Yes, we do offer fixed rate student loan options.
Up to $120k for undergraduate, $160k for graduate, and $250k on a consolidation!
Yes, there is a 1% origination fee only in the event that a student loan is approved.
