How can I lower the interest rate on my student loans?
Written by Sam on August 4th, 2008
The Drake asked:
I owe about 35,000 in stafford student loans (17,500 subsidized and 17,500 unsubsidized and want to lower the interest rate. Right now it is at 6%. I’m still in school but at the current rate I am being charged about 3.00 a day interest on the loans that the the government isnt paying the interest on. I’ve heard of consolidating but I don’t really know how it works or where I should go to begin or even if I can consolidate since I’m still in school. Help!
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I owe about 35,000 in stafford student loans (17,500 subsidized and 17,500 unsubsidized and want to lower the interest rate. Right now it is at 6%. I’m still in school but at the current rate I am being charged about 3.00 a day interest on the loans that the the government isnt paying the interest on. I’ve heard of consolidating but I don’t really know how it works or where I should go to begin or even if I can consolidate since I’m still in school. Help!
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you cant consolidate until after graduation, and even then you’re not going to get a rate lower than 6% until you’ve had a good payment history established with the lender, becuase they will reduce your interest with good payment history. After you graduate you can consolidate and have just one payment, but you’re not going to get much better than 6%