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Private student loans are federal and are combined into one loan?

August 19, 2010 by  
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6 Responses to “Private student loans are federal and are combined into one loan?”

  1. Mary L says:

    The only way I can do is pay a single loan for the amount needed by both federal and private loans to get, is worth it, and then begin the payment for the new loan. You should talk to your lender. Be sure to look for the “small print” conditions and interest rates, though!

  2. kamcrash says:

    Ja.Wenn not by the traditional and obvious (consolidation of government), then in all cases by a private Kreditgeber.Beachten you can consolidate only once – if you’re not done with the school or loan – now do not bind at warten.Viel luck

  3. Jim Porter says:

    If you get a loan with the money you pay for your two (no matter how much they are) ready, you do exactly that.

  4. Suddenly Human says:

    No, you can not consolidate federal student loans and private work together. The others are wrong. So you’re always more than one payment. Kinda defeats the purpose of consolidation, eh?

  5. The Judge says:

    they said, if you borrow money to pay them both off, makes you “consolidation”, they are both safe in one Darlehen.Nicht why the person said, it can not be Indeed, it is derived from the word “consolidation” means only “fusion” should be blinded.

  6. Cyber Surfer says:

    If you are someone that you give the money to pay your debts, I do not see why it should not be in a position to pay your debts? Think about it.