Managing Money - Student Loan Debt Consolidation
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Managing Money: Student Loan Debt Consolidation
Overview:
Consolidating student loans offers a streamlined way to manage your finances by merging all federal student loans into a single monthly payment, which is typically lower than the standard ten-year payment plan. Both the FFEL (Federal Family Education Loan) Program and the Direct Loan Program (William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan) provide these options.
Eligibility:
Federal loans such as unsubsidized and subsidized FFEL Stafford and Direct Loans, Perkins Loans, Nursing Loans, SLS, and Health Education Assistance Loans qualify for consolidation. However, private educational loans do not qualify.
For more details regarding eligible loans, contact the Direct Loan Origination Center’s Consolidation Department. You should also reach out to an FFEL-certified lender for more information on debt consolidation options.
When to Consolidate:
If you've graduated, left school, or are studying half-time, you may still qualify for consolidation. It's also possible to consolidate while still enrolled. Seek lenders who understand your financial situation to consolidate your FFEL loans. If your loans are with the same lender, request consolidation from them. If you hold a direct Stafford loan or have at least one FFEL Stafford loan, you might benefit from the William D. Ford program.
Additional Resources:
Debt relief professionals are available to assist with managing money and choosing the right consolidation loan. Settlement advisors and other service providers can offer guidance. These services can help tailor solutions to your unique needs. Online resources are abundant, providing free debt reduction quotes, and local directories offer contact details for nearby companies available to assist you.
Always explore multiple options to find the best solution for managing your financial future.
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