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Freequent questions on student loan consolidation
Thinking of consolidating your
student loans?
When can a borrower consolidate?
To qualify for a Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP or
FFEL) Consolidation loan, the borrower must meet the following eligibility
criteria at the time he/she applies for the Consolidation loan:
- Be in the grace period or have entered repayment on each loan chosen for
consolidation.
- If any Title IV loans being considered for consolidation are in default, the
borrower must either make satisfactory repayment arrangements with the holder of
each defaulted loan or agree to repay the consolidating lender under an income
sensitive repayment schedule.
What is Consolidation?
A Federal Consolidation loan is a repayment option for student loan
borrowers. It is designed to make education loan repayment easier by combining
existing eligible federal education loans into one new loan with a lower monthly
payment.
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