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If you have a high interest-free loan to students today, what is the best way to deal with him later?

August 28, 2010 by  
Filed under Student loans

In my very unfortunate situation where I can really run out of a possible co-signatories, SallieMae offered me a loan but the interest rate is relatively high. I just want to know if I can not accept this loan, how do I deal with later? Would it make interest-only payments or consolidate any possible way w / another loan on top of or was.Das sad thing is that I only need <$ 5K.

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4 Responses to “If you have a high interest-free loan to students today, what is the best way to deal with him later?”

  1. Dava says:

    emigrate

  2. red_tina says:

    It has to be cheaper than credit card rates. . . do the loan, they finished school and pay later with our work. They could always have a part-time job, only to promptly remove you once out of school.

  3. Tory D says:

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  4. travel_nz says:

    You can consolidate other loans at lower rates to lower interest rates, but it can easily raise the interest rates on your other site as well. You can claim payments related to income to repay the interim time to keep, or request a forbearance until you have a steady job. The best is to save as much as possible if you work and pay it as soon as possible to avoid interest.