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I would like to consolidate my Private and Regular college loans into one payment. Is it possible? Any advice or referral to a good school loan consolidation is appreciated. Rate this question: Up Down asked by a.rsuccess (New York, NY) Reply to this Question

  • Being you can get tax and rate breaks for college loans, consolidating them with personal debt would wipe out any benefits you may receive and would general not be the best route.

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my husband and i got a va loan to purchase our home in 2007, can we also get a home improvement loan? we don't want a home equity loan we just want to consolidate a home improvement loan from sears to another home improve ment loan with lower interest Rate this question: Up Down asked by sall2421 (Chittenango, NY) Reply to this Question

  • It is difficult when you have a Va but try going through CITI finacial



how do I consolidate student loans so I could make just one payment per month? Rate this question: Up Down asked by brendawall24 Reply to this Question

  • The easiest way to consolidate student loans is by getting in contact with the lender that administers your loans. Sallie Mae, a popular student loan servicing company, offers a number of loan consolidation fact sheets and forms on its web site at www.salliemae.com. Other lenders such as Nelnet offer consolidation options as well. Setting it up is usually as simple as collecting information about each of your current loans and monthly payment amounts, filling out a form, and waiting for a new loan document in the mail.



Are there any Private lenders who offer loans to students who have completed Graduate Studies and have a less than $1500 balance on their student account that must be paid before official transcripts will be released? Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Birmingham, AL) Reply to this Question


I also have bad credit. I'm trying to find a consolidation loan to pay off my loans and every bill I have so that I can just concentrate on paying just one bill. Is there anyone who can lend me a loan that can pay everything off and give me a chance?PLEASE Rate this question: Up Down asked by mshanmay05 (Lihue, HI) Reply to this Question

  • Call 800-809-1460 for debt counseling.



Husband didn't work for years, I supported him a son for years. Now there is a student loan out in my name.Husband only pd. his student loan.My student loan is 25 yrs.old and was for $10,000-today I STILL OWE $11,000-WILL THE JUDGE MAKE HIM PAY IT? Rate this question: Up Down asked by jastrownancy (Appleton, WI) Reply to this Question

  • If the loan is 25 years old and you have a low enough income, you may qualify for loan forgiveness under a new federal program that began in July. Go to IBRinfo.org

  • If this is your student loan, as your question suggests, then paying for it is your responsibility, whether or not you believe he should pay for it. It's important to note too that student loans do not go away, they are protected from bankruptcy so the more quickly you pay it off the better off you will be.

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