Student Loan Consolidation
More and more students,
graduates and alumni are now seeking student loan
consolidation.
Want to know why? Because, our Interest rates are the lowest
in decades. Consolidating existing student loans allow you
to lock into a consolidation loan at a low fixed rate,
averaging 3.5%. Now lets give you an idea on how student
consolidation loans actually work. When your student loans
are consolidated, all of the outstanding balances of your
existing student loans are paid off, with the total balance
rolling over into one consolidated student loan. The end
result is that you have only one fixed rate student loan to
pay on. Be it Federal Stafford, Federal PLUS or Perkins
Loans all are suitable for consolidating.
With us, secure the lowest student loan consolidation rate
in history. Under the provisions of the Higher Education Act
borrowers may be eligible to lock in the lowest rates in the
history of the our consolidation loan program. Thanks to
careful evaluation and research, we have been able to
provide secure service and one of the best deals out there.
So, consolidate your student loans with us. Our unmatched
customer service is quite helpful. With us, borrowers can
lock in rates as low as 3.5%. You also take advantage of our
lower payment facility by 60% or more. Moreover, we wont
charge you any application fee. Also we wont slap
pre-payment penalties. Also, there are no credit checks or
co-signers required.
We have introduced a variety of low-interest loans and other
aid programs available to graduate students through our
student loan consolidation program. Many are similar to the
undergraduate loan consolidation programs, yet with higher
annual loan limit amounts. Others are unique to a graduate
student's specific area of study. In addition, we offer
private loans to meet un-met graduate need. Nevertheless, we
offer loans with the lowest interest rates and with the most
options for deferring payment to those with the greatest
need. On our web site, we have listed various loan types.
You are free to choose which program is suitable for you.
Your school's financial aid office determines your
eligibility for both loan and non-loan programs.
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