Is This the End of Traditional Student Loans as We Know Them? - with Dan Rubin, Founder & CEO, YELO Funding
Dan Rubin, Founder & CEO · YELO Funding
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What this conversation answers
- 01
How does income contingent financing differ from traditional student loans?
- 02
What role does program ROI play in YELO's financing decisions?
- 03
How can fintech solutions address the $1.7 trillion student debt crisis?
- 04
Providing income-based repayment with salary percentage caps & maximum limits
- 05
Focusing on specific programs & colleges rather than blanket student financing
- 06
Eliminating cosigner requirements to increase access for underserved students
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YOUR guest is Dan Rubin, Founder & CEO, YELO Funding
YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio
- How does income contingent financing differ from traditional student loans?
- What role does program ROI play in YELO's financing decisions?
- How can fintech solutions address the $1.7 trillion student debt crisis?
Topics include:
- Providing income-based repayment with salary percentage caps & maximum limits
- Focusing on specific programs & colleges rather than blanket student financing
- Eliminating cosigner requirements to increase access for underserved students
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