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For many children, some subjects can be a struggle, and tutoring services can make a big difference in their education and comprehension. Educational financing can help your child get the help they need.

United Credit is here to connect you with tutoring financing solutions through our network of lending partners. United Credit can help your child get the tutoring they need with a payment plan that fits your budget.

Private educational financing through United Credit’s lending partners may cover the entire cost of your child’s tutoring services or tutoring needs, up to $25,000. This includes help for issues like:

• Reading comprehension
• Math Enrichment
• Credit Recovery
• Struggles with Tests
• SAT and ACT Test Preparation

Depending on the tutoring your child needs, the cost of these educational services may vary. From hiring a private tutor to taking online courses, there are a variety of options to research before making the best decision for your child.

We work with a network of lending partners to help find you the loan you need with a payment plan that fits your needs.

The best education financing depends on your needs, credit, and financial goals. Things like monthly payments, loan terms and conditions, and APR all work together to make your ideal loan that’s unique to your situation. The United Credit team is dedicated to connecting you with the best private school tuition loan to meet your needs and fits your budget.

With our industry-leading network of lending partners, you can access loan options for tutoring services, as well as financing for veterinary and pet care, bariatric surgery, and major retail purchases.

We recommend checking services like Credit Karma, requesting your credit history, and signing up for credit monitoring from all three major credit bureaus as one of the first steps in applying for a loan.

Your credit score depends on several factors, including your current income, history of making timely payments for existing loans, whether you’re currently enrolled in debt forgiveness programs, the ratio of “good debt” to “bad debt,” how long you’ve had a credit history and your bank account history. If you find incorrect information in your credit history, you have the right to appeal it and request your score be corrected. This can help you improve your credit score.

However, just because your credit history is less than ideal doesn’t mean you can’t get a loan for tutoring centers, private school tuition, or other educational assistance. When you submit an application, our initial check is known as a “soft” credit inquiry that does not impact your credit score. Individual lenders may run a hard credit check, which will impact your score, which is why it’s essential to know what your credit report contains.