So you just graduated from university with nothing more to your name than $30,000+ in debt, a student loan, and an honours BA in English. Suffice it to say, you need financial help and that dream job as a writer isn’t going to cut it. At least, until you buck up and find a job that’ll put some money in the bank. Luckily, you took out that student loan, with the government, or Fannie Mae or something you’re not too sure about, but you know you owe a lot. This is a common occurrence. It happened to me and it’s happened to the good majority of college students nationwide. College is impossibly expensive and the last thing you want to worry about is student loans. This is where Fynanz, the new peer to peer lending site for students can help. Fynanz brings a new student loan model to the table. Instead of going through confusing privatized loans, Fynanz has an open loan program, where loans are financed through individual lenders like friends, family or alumni. This makes rates super competitive. Loans are based on need, GPA and there’s no hidden cost. You get what you need and no more (in case you were thinking of spring break in Mexico) without the confusing jargon.