Thu, September 04, 2008
Predators keep an eye out for weakness in their prey. Now that many lenders have left the educational loan market, students and parents will have a harder time finding loans. It's likely that con artists will take advantage of the situation by cranking up the level of phony financial aid and loan solicitations. SmartMoney.com has a helpful article that decribes college funding flim-flam schemes. The article also points out some useful resources for families seeking scholarships and other sources of college funding.
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