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STUDENT LOANS: Student Loan Consolidation

SPOTLIGHT Student Loan Consolidation Site:
Student Loan Consolidation.com : A free directory of top Federal and private student consolidation loan companies.

BENEFITS OF STUDENT LOAN CONSOLIDATION:

You can save money and lower your monthly payments if you consolidate your student loans with a consolidation lending company. Consolidating student loans is a student loan repayment option which has become common and often necessary; thanks to todays lower federal consolidation student loan interest rates. Federal Consolidation Loans offer a fixed rate for the entire repayment period.

Student Loan Consolidation offers you:

Lower monthly payments: Federal Student Consolidation loans will give you the ability to lower your monthly payment by 60%.

Post-school grace period: Interest rates on Stafford Loans are about .5% lower for borrowers who are currently within their 6 month grace period. By consolidating your federal student loans during your grace period you can lock in to a lower fixed interest rate for the life of the loan.

Fixed Interest Rates: The interest rate on a Federal Student Consolidation loan is fixed for the entire life of the new loan. Consolidation of student loans is based on the average interest rates of the loans you are consolidating. The average federal student loan consolidation rate is 6%.

Saves time: Federal Student Consolidation loan will simplify your finances with a single monthly payment to one lender.

Extended Repayment: Some Federal Student Consolidation loans will allow you to extend your repayments up to thirty (30) years.

No penalties for pre-paying: You have the flexibility and option to pay off your Federal Student Consolidation loan in full or over time without penalties or fees.

What loans are eligible for student consolidation?

• Federal Direct Consolidation loans.
• Federal Nursing Student Loans.
• Federal Perkins Loans.
• Federal PLUS and Federal Direct PLUS parental loans.
• Federal Stafford Loans and Federal Direct Stafford student loans, both unsubsidized and subsidized.
• Federal Supplemental Loans, For Students and Parents
• Health Professions Student Loans (HPSL).

Chose a repayment plan that works for your student loan consolidation:

• A level repayment plan; where you have a fixed monthly payment for the duration of your plan. This type averages a minimum of $50 per month.

• A plan which is graduated; where your monthly payments are initially low but do increase over time. This plan is recommended if you expect to increase your income over the duration of your repayment period

• Income sensitive student loan repayment plan; Payments will be adjusted in accordance to the fluctuation of your total household income. If you currently are having problems paying your loans this might be the right plan for you.

• Extended repayment plan. In order to qualify for this plan you must have more then $30,000 educational loan debt. You can take up to 30 years to pay off your consolidation loan.


You may choose the right plan for your individual needs when applying for a federal or private student consolidation loan.

Top Student Loan Consolidation Lenders and resources:

1. Student Loan Consolidation.com : A free directory of Federal and private student consolidation loan lenders.

2. iStudentLoan Consolidation : Provides low interest rates, excellent customer service and secure applications for both federal and private student consolidation loans.

3. SchoolWork - Loan Consolidation : Student Loan Consolidation explained in simple terms, including advice and listings of top consolidation lenders.
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