Prosper: A Student Loan Alternative

by Sean Hackbarth

Josh Schroeder sees Prosper as a way to solve a personal student loan credit crunch. I’ve never tried it, but Josh has.

Have any TAM readers used Prosper? What do you think about peer-to-peer loan services?

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