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Welcome to the School Loan Consolidation Blog

We recently launched our official website, SchoolLoanInfo.com to give you some important resources regarding not only how to consolidate your current student loans into one, low monthly payment, but also how to compare the various student loans that are available today. With all of the options you have at your disposal, it can be difficult to tell which loan is right for your situation, but we have information on all of the current loans, plus some inside information about loan discounts that will help you with your school loan consolidation.

  1. When to consolidate your loans?
  2. Why should you consolidate your loans?
  3. What loan should I choose for a new student loan?
  4. What loan should I choose to consolidate my current loans?
With all of the information we give you, it should be a painless process to get yourself a good, low payment on your loan consolidation.
Please visit our site at: School Loan Consolidation for more information.
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Monday, January 7, 2008

How Can I Consolidate My School Loan Debt.

There are many resources available to help students and parents with school loan debt consolidation. For more information on this visit www.SchoolLoanInfo.com.

Reasons for consolidating your current school loans will vary from one person to the next, but these are just a few of the benefits you will receive when doing a school loan consolidation.

  • Lower Monthly Payment
  • Single Payment to one lender
  • Fixed Interest Rates
  • Continued or new deferred payments
In most instances, you will be able to choose which loans you want to include in your loan consolidation and not only will you get a lower, fixed interest rate, but you can lengthen your repayment time, thus lowering your monthly payment and reducing your debt stress.

If you currently have multiple student loans, and are considering rolling them into one consolidation loan, be sure to check the current interest rates on each of your individual loans and decide which loans you want to include in the consolidation based on those interest rates. If you already have loans with a low, fixed interest rate, you will want to exclude these loans from being included in your consolidation loan, as you will most likely end up with a higher rate and payment than you currently have.

Visit School Loan Consolidation Resources if you need further information

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