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This Site is The Balls!!!!

http://loanconsolidation.ed.gov/


Ok, I am not a certified loan consultant. But, having two boys in College, I try to learn anything and everything in regards to loan consolidation.

I graduated from Johnson and Wales in Providence, RI, and Univ. of Massachusetts in Amherst, MA.

Well, I will tell you, the interest rates sound great!!!! Until you graduate, meet a chick/guy, get serious, and want to buy a home.

Well, guess what. The first thing these lending institutes want you to pay off is you high interest loans, and then your student loans.

Well, my student loans were like $40,000. Yeah, that sucked.

So, my soon to be wife and I dropped to a sckitzo shithole apartment to pay things off. Lets hope you do not have to!!!!!!



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Comparing Loans

Here is a good site that compares loans:

http://www.nextstudent.com/compare_loans/compare_loans.asp

What to do before College?

Whether you've decided on college or a trade school, or if you need to sort out the next few years, think your future through methodically so you can make sound decisions.

Regardless of your career plans and ambitions, there are things you can do—academically and non-academically—to make yourself more attractive to employers, business partners, colleges and universities, military recruiters, or technical schools.

Loans Increasing On July 1st.!

Time to step up to the plate and secure a consolidation loan. I am hearing you can still lock in at 5.375% if acting before July 1st.

Expect a list of companies offering the best rates.

The Educational Loan Company

This is worth checking out!!! I am surprised I did not trip over this company earlier.

This company has a great video explaining everything. Plus, a HOT CHICK!!! Now, who says banking cannot be fun!!!!

Here is the link:

www.EducationalLoanCompany.com

They have it all. Calculators, Consolidators, and a HOT CHICK!!!

www.SallieMae.com/consolidation

Consider this. They are not the top leading consolidation bank in the World for nothing. Here is the link to their consolidation/savings calculator:

http://www.salliemae.com/content/tools/calculators/consolidation/repay1.html