Those with Student Loans need to call up your loan place before July 1st to save a lot of money

Jun 13, 2006 13:11

Interest rates are jumping for federal student loans on July 1st to about 8 percent.

If you consolidate before then (and make sure you have set your loan to "Fixed"), you will lock in the current rate for the life of the loan.

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glowroper June 13 2006, 20:29:43 UTC
Which loan place do we call?

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sebsan8 June 13 2006, 20:35:19 UTC
any of them. they all have to offer federal interest rates on student loans. I am re-consolidating with Access Loan Group because they are paying me 2% of my total loan to do it, and I get a slightly lower interest rate if I re-consolidate during the low interest period (they take some sort of average between what your old rate is and what the new rate is, it's a little weird). I used to have Sallie-Mae. They are pretty much all the same, as long as they, you know, follow the federal law. ;)

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glowroper June 13 2006, 21:21:50 UTC
Thanks - one company has been dogging me, calling every day. Finally I said to them that if this is how they were now, why in heck would I want to spend the next fifteen years with them?

I do find it a bit creepy that the govt sold my soc sec info to random companies. A bit creepy? Make that very creepy.

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dylanmonster June 13 2006, 21:39:54 UTC
It's all very creepy.
I am with Direct Loans so I called them.
Good luck

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ecstasy367 June 16 2006, 20:36:37 UTC
Dylan.... my email address is ssaccoccie@verizon.net in case you lost it. I checked my old acct & could not find the email you were referring to. ;-)

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itsanej May 1 2007, 19:19:40 UTC
thank you for your input on my post on white privelege

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