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Hello,
I don't have any debt from undergrad, but I made extra money from work to start investing in stocks (around $1000 to start). I intend to add $100/month in various investments.
Is that enough for it to significantly make an impact on the amount of loans I receive, especially qualifying for HPSL (5% fixed rate loan)? My school is around $22-23k/year, but I don't make much money nor do my parents (~$40-50k combined). I don't plan to take more than tuition and some for books and maybe emergency.
Thanks!
I don't have any debt from undergrad, but I made extra money from work to start investing in stocks (around $1000 to start). I intend to add $100/month in various investments.
Is that enough for it to significantly make an impact on the amount of loans I receive, especially qualifying for HPSL (5% fixed rate loan)? My school is around $22-23k/year, but I don't make much money nor do my parents (~$40-50k combined). I don't plan to take more than tuition and some for books and maybe emergency.
Thanks!
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