Student Loan Consolidation and Federal Student Loan Consolidation Information

School Loan Consolidation and
Federal Student Loan Consolidation Information

What are the repayment options for School Loan Consolidation?

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How long will I have to repay a School Loan Consolidation?

The term of the College Consolidation loan will depend on what the principal balances of your loans are at the time they are consolidated. The higher the balance, the longer the term. The minimum repayment term is 10 years and the maximum is 30 years. The minimum monthly payment is $50; therefore, if you have a low principal balance, your loan may pay off in under 10 years. There is no penalty for paying your loan off early.

How long will I have to repay a Federal Student Loan Consolidation?
You may repay your loans as quickly as you would like. Your federal consolidation does not have any prepayment penalties. If you are unable to repay your consolidation loan faster, the government has set the maximum repayment periods for a loan based on the original balance. Here are the current repayment guidelines:

Loan Balance                    Repayment Period
$10,000-$19,999.99                15 years
$20,000-$39,999.99                20 years
$40,000-$59,999.99                25 years
$60,000 and above               30 years

When calculating your loan term you can add other student loans that are not eligible for consolidation such as private student loans, Perkins loans you are excluding and loans issued by colleges to extend the loan term.

For example if the total amount of loans you are consolidating is $15,000.00 and you also have $12,000.00 in private student loans you can use the 20 year term instead of the 15 year term that the consolidation balance alone would offer. Keep in mind that increasing the loan term will lower your payments but by extending the loan you will end up paying more in total interest.

What are the repayment options for School Loan Consolidation?

  • Regular payments - Payments are the same for the life of the loan.

  • Graduated payments - The borrower pays the interest only for the first two years of the loan then makes a level payment for the remainder of the loan term starting in the third year.

  • Extended payments - The borrower pays the interest only for the first four years of the loan then makes level payments for the remainder of the loan term starting in the fifth year.

  • Income Sensitive

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