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steelcmg 12-04-2005 04:10 PM

Student loan consolitation
 
I finished college last year and owe about 17K in loans. I keep getting things from a company called Nelnet to consolidate my loans and save like 2% on intrest. I remeber hearing to stay away from doing this but i dont remember where i heard it from. Are this things worth looking into or should i just stick with paying AES. My intrest rate with AES is like 5%

surfinillini 12-04-2005 04:16 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
good to see those loans are paid for a good education:

CONSOLIDATION my friend...

steelcmg 12-04-2005 04:25 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
are there any downsides to consolidating i think i remember hearing it screws up your credit.

JonPKibble 12-04-2005 06:09 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
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astroglide 12-04-2005 06:41 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
suze orman terrifies me

BigBaitsim (milo) 12-04-2005 07:14 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
[ QUOTE ]
I finished college last year and owe about 17K in loans. I keep getting things from a company called Nelnet to consolidate my loans and save like 2% on intrest. I remeber hearing to stay away from doing this but i dont remember where i heard it from. Are this things worth looking into or should i just stick with paying AES. My intrest rate with AES is like 5%

[/ QUOTE ]

The wife and I consolidated through the US Dept of Education, and not a private company. We pay less than 4% on the 150K original debt owed.

Our credit scores were good enough last year to get a mortgage loan at the going rate, despite neither of us having an actual job.

Consolidate.

david050173 12-04-2005 08:56 PM

Re: Student loan consolitation
 
You can only consolidate once. Given that interest rates are going up, i would be surprised if you can save 2% over the life of the loan. I am guessing they are giving you a teaser rate which goes up after 6 months or a year.


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