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McKinsey & Company I had a second round of interview with McK 1 week back but no one got back to me yet.
I only received a link to login to McK website where the status my job application shows “In Progress”.
I am not sure whether it takes so much time for McK to respond after the second round.Is anybody aware of this?
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As a SoFi user, I've found their mobile app incredibly user-friendly, with seamless features for banking, investing, and loan management that make managing my finances a breeze. The high-yield savings account and easy-to-use interface have been game-changers for me, especially since I can handle everything from my phone without needing to visit a physical bank. While their customer service can be hit or miss, the overall convenience and integrated financial platform make SoFi a solid choice for anyone looking to streamline their financial life.
Private student loans would be the main focus for me. SoFi as a personal account user has been fine, but I have only used the checking and savings accounts. I would wonder too if it stays with SoFi or directs you to a 3rd party instead, seen that with offerings before.
I've heard mainly bad things, but that's expected when looking at private loans. Compare a few different places' interest rates and pick the least horrible one. I would encourage you to look at the total amount of money paid back over time before taking out a loan. Private loans like this usually have very high interest, around 11-15% or higher in some cases and that's with a decent credit score (720+).
My loans are federal, $37k total at 5% interest, which comes out to about $10k paid just in interest over 10 years on the standard repayment plan.
A $10,000 loan at 10% interest, paying over 10 years would be $5,858 paid in interest.