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Frequently Asked Questions about Student Loan Consolidation

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

Question: How does loan consolidation work? Answer: When you consolidate your student loans, your original debts are paid off and you roll the combined balances from your previous loans into one new, larger loan with a fixed interest rate. Question: ...

Student Loan Cancellation Programs—Big Hassles, Even Bigger Payoff

by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

Under federal law, you can get your federal student loans canceled or discharged for many different circumstances. Reasons for loan discharge:

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Tag: Student loans in the United States

Frequently Asked Questions about Student Loan Consolidation

Student Loan Cancellation Programs—Big Hassles, Even Bigger Payoff

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