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hammer · November 15th, 2003, 22:50

My suggestion would be to avoid Key ... they were the primary lender for the 300+ students from ATA. They've got a couple of very questionable practices ... dispersing the $$ and charging interest well before your class date, much higher origination fees (9% of the total loan if you don't have a cosigner) than other banks, etc. They aren't very well regarded in the industry ... and I'm not just saying that because I owe them some money.

November 15th, 2003, 22:50	#2
hammer Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Orange County, California Posts: 200	Re: What to do when loan is denied? My suggestion would be to avoid Key ... they were the primary lender for the 300+ students from ATA. They've got a couple of very questionable practices ... dispersing the $$ and charging interest well before your class date, much higher origination fees (9% of the total loan if you don't have a cosigner) than other banks, etc. They aren't very well regarded in the industry ... and I'm not just saying that because I owe them some money.