MILWAUKIE, Ore.— Providence Federal Credit Union here is now using Colleging’s Private Parent Loan program, which was designed specifically for the CU, according to the company.
Colleging is the education brand of CURevl.
“Colleging is excited to partner with Providence Federal Credit Union in launching their new Private Parent Loan program,” said Tim Kulesha, COO at Colleging. “Adding this loan program to their existing private education suite will give Providence Federal Credit Union members even more options when it comes to financing higher education.”
Added Aaron Wiggins, VP of lending at PFCU, "We are excited to offer a private parent loan as a complement to our student loan product. “Our collaboration with Colleging is another step in our journey to enhance loan options for all our members. This new parent loan will make it easier for parents to participate in their student's college dreams by providing valuable financial support."
For info: colleging.com.
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