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MPOWER Financing student-loan research profile

No-cosigner lending focused on eligible international, DACA, undergraduate, and graduate students. This profile organizes public information; it does not quote a rate, predict eligibility, or recommend a universal winner.

Verified September 11, 20264 official sourcesTerms can change

Evidence ledger

Public terms, normalized.

“Not disclosed” means we did not find a clear statement in the reviewed primary source. It never means zero or unavailable.

FieldWhat the reviewed source saysEvidence
Provider modelDirect lenderStudent loans →
Published product typesInternational, Daca, Graduate, Undergraduate, Non CosignedStudent loans →
Rate typesFixedStudent loans →
Published repayment terms10-year principal-and-interest period after the interest-only school/grace periodStudent loans →
FeesPublished origination fee starts at 5% and is added to the loan; no prepayment penalty.Student loans →
Cosigner releaseNot applicable to the published no-cosigner product model.Student loans →
Independent borrowingNo cosigner required, subject to supported-school, program, visa, and underwriting rules.Student loans →
International borrowersInternational and DACA students are a core published audience, limited to supported schools and programs.Student loans →
Soft rate checkNot clearly disclosed in the reviewed source.Student loans →
Hardship supportNo standard repayment deferment is advertised; borrowers are directed to the servicer for available hardship options.Deferment and hardship →
Loan limitsUp to $100,000 on cited materials; public minimum was not verified.Student loans →
What requires live verification

Current APR, personalized offers, approval, school and state availability, discounts, and final product eligibility must be confirmed directly with MPOWER Financing. College Loan Finder has no compensation relationship with this provider as of September 11, 2026.

Primary sources

  1. Student loans
  2. Repayment term
  3. Origination fee
  4. Deferment and hardship

Sources were checked during the September 11, 2026 review. Provider terms and federal rules can change.