I depends on if they are private or funded by the government. If they are private, I believe you are unable to consolodate them, but I could be wrong.
If they are government funded, then you can call one of the loan holders and see if they will consolodate your loans and see what your APR is going to be…or just do a search online for “student loan consolidation.”
One thing you need to watch out for is the fact that generally even though your interest rate will be lower over all, you will most likely pay more in the end because you will be paying longer. You need to decide if the convenience of making one payment is worth that, or if making all three payments is best…
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June 28th, 2009 at 1:41 am
I depends on if they are private or funded by the government. If they are private, I believe you are unable to consolodate them, but I could be wrong.
If they are government funded, then you can call one of the loan holders and see if they will consolodate your loans and see what your APR is going to be…or just do a search online for “student loan consolidation.”
One thing you need to watch out for is the fact that generally even though your interest rate will be lower over all, you will most likely pay more in the end because you will be paying longer. You need to decide if the convenience of making one payment is worth that, or if making all three payments is best…
July 1st, 2009 at 1:01 pm
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