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>>I am sure you understand your finances well and how it applies to your daughter's education. One thing, however; you say "I take credit..I have to pay" In this country (USA) typically the child (e.g. your daughter) would get a loan and she would pay back when she starts earning. Not you.
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>As a student loan is only backed by a breathing corpse, I imagine a person with a good earning/credit history might get better interest conditions than a new student, who might not even finish ? Or is this again a regulated matter?
The interest that a student gets on his/her loan is regulated; as you correctly assumed. Which does not preclude the parent from getting a personal load (like home equity) and paying for the child education. Almost all financial advisers warn against such practice. They say that the parent(s) should not do it.
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