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Student Loan Borrowers Save More With Nextstudent's Consolidation Program
By: Jeff Mictabor | 15/09/2006 | College and University
Student borrowers who may have missed the July 1 deadline to consolidate their student loans before the interest rate increase need to know they still can consolidate at low rates especially if students are in their grace period. NextStudent, the Phoenix-based premier education funding company, advises students with federal Stafford loans issued prior to July 1 to consolidate today and automatically receive a .6 percent reduction on already low rates.

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By: Maggie31053 | 17-06-2008
I co-signed for my daughter's student loans which she now cannot afford to pay.  I cannot either as I was recently unemployed and am still in debt.  I do own my home, the only asset I have, and I am afraid that I will lose it because my daughter is defaulting.  How can I protect it, or should I sell it and rent somewhere?

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By: lorraine217 | 11-06-2008
when i was 16 i took a student loan out and i didn't pay it back as i thought you had to earn 17000 a year to pay it back, i am now 28 three kids and have just finished my 1st year business degree i would like to go on and do my HND in business and have been told i will not get the funding as i owed this loan previous when i said i would pay it back monthly if they would fund i also suggested a guarantor for the payments this was also refused said i had to pay this in full. could any one else help

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Student Loan Borrowers Save More With Nextstudent's Consolidation Program
By: Jeff Mictabor | 15/09/2006 | College and University
Student borrowers who may have missed the July 1 deadline to consolidate their student loans before the interest rate increase need to know they still can consolidate at low rates especially if students are in their grace period. NextStudent, the Phoenix-based premier education funding company, advises students with federal Stafford loans issued prior to July 1 to consolidate today and automatically receive a .6 percent reduction on already low rates.

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The fall semester at college is just about to begin, and many parents wonder if they are in a position to help their children with their education costs. College funding is still available, now and throughout the year, for parents who take out a PLUS Loan - Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students, according to NextStudent, the premier education funding company based in Phoenix.

Plus Loans From Nextstudent Allow Parents to Help Pay for College
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