Consolidation lenders
What is a Federal Consolidation Loan?
The Federal Consolidation Loan Program lets you combine your various student loans into one new consolidation loan, often resulting in lower, more affordable payments.
Am I eligible for loan consolidation?
You are eligible for a consolidation loan if you are currently in a grace period, in repayment, or if you are in default and you have made and fulfilled satisfactory repayment arrangements with the holder of each defaulted loan being consolidated.
To learn more about loan consolidation follow this link.
Loan Consolidation Application - Download
The lenders listed below, among others, can assist you with consolidating your qualified loans.
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Borrower benefits: Current as of 5-14-08 (provided by lender) |
Apart from the reduced monthly payments you will enjoy by consolidating, Affinity Direct offers one of the most rewarding borrower benefit packages available. You can receive our 1.0% Cash Reward benefit upon proof of making your first three (3) initial, consecutive, on-time monthly payments on your new federal consolidation loan. |
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When choosing to consolidate your federal student loans, the most important part of your decision should be lowering your monthly payments. Omnis Student Loans offers outstanding customer service to exceed all your educational financing needs. |
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Lock in a fixed interest rate. You may potentially save thousands of dollars over the life of your loan by locking in a fixed interest rate. Learn more about locking in a fixed interest rate. Save an additional 0.25% with ACH Payments.* Never write another check or worry about late payments again. Having your payments automatically deducted from a personal bank account makes paying your student loans easier. And when you sign up for ACH payments, we will automatically lower your interest rate 0.25%. Take advantage of tax-deductible interest. Student loan interest may be tax-deductible which lowers your cost of borrowing even more. Visit www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc456.html or contact your tax advisor for more information. Consolidate your student loans and you may lower your debt to income ratio. |



