Student Loans play a huge role in the US higher education, as majority of Americans and international students rely on student loans to help cover the cost of education. Student loan debt in the U.S. has been growing rapidly since 2006, rising to nearly $1.4 trillion by late 2016, roughly 7.5% GDP (…
At a Glance: Non-U.S. citizens can get personal loans, but it can be challenging. Some lenders require a cosigner, while others have options for immigrants. Factors like credit history, income, employment, visa status, and future plans impact eligibility. Alternative credit references and documentat…
Buying a dream home is exciting, but applying for a mortgage can be daunting, especially if you’re applying for a mortgage in the US as a nonresident! The application process requires a huge amount of paperwork and documents. There is also usually a lot of uncertainty as to whether you will qu…
Wells Fargo MedCap Loan is a student loan that covers the cost of education including living expenses, tuition, books, computers, lab supplies, etc.; for medical students and healthcare professionals in the field of nursing, dental, surgery, medical and other health-related programs. Wells Fa…
At a Glance: Securing a US mortgage as a non-US citizen can be challenging due to factors like lack of credit history and uncertainty regarding visa status. Permanent resident aliens with a green card find it easier to obtain a mortgage, while non-permanent resident aliens need to prove their intent…
At a Glance: Yes, it is possible to get a mortgage loan on an L1 visa. The requirements include having at least 2 years of work history in the US, a 2-year credit history, a passport for identification, an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) for tax purposes, and proof of assets to cover the…