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About 'debt relief loan'|Wisconisn Democrats pitch 'Higher Ed, Lower Debt' student loan relief bill







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               Education               is               paramount               to               financial               and               social               success               in               today's               society               and               most               people               find               the               cost               of               higher               learning               greater               than               their               financial               resources               can               tolerate.

Repayment               of               student               loans               can               become               problematic               in               the               early               post               college               years               when               trying               to               establish               a               financial               balance.

Paradoxically,               the               higher               the               level               of               education               achieved               the               higher               and               more               cumbersome               the               debt               becomes.

Unfortunately               there               is               no               way               around               it;               those               loans               have               to               be               repaid.
               Fortunately,               for               those               with               multiple               student               loans               there               is               an               avenue               for               relief.

Borrowers               still               have               to               repay               the               debt,               but               with               a               student               debt               consolidation               loan,               monthly               payments               are               made               to               only               one               lender               and               that               normally               results               in               a               more               manageable               monthly               payment.

Think               of               it               as               refinancing.

The               money               borrowed               from               one               lender               pays               off               the               debt               owed               to               all               of               the               other               lenders.
               The               Higher               Education               Act               (HEA)               provides               for               a               loan               consolidation               program               under               both               the               Federal               Family               Education               Loan               (FFEL)               programs               and               the               Direct               Loan               Program.

Under               these               programs,               a               borrower's               loans               are               paid               off               and               a               new               consolidation               loan               is               created.

These               programs               simplify               loan               repayment               by               combining               several               types               of               Federal               education               loans               (that               may               have               different               terms               and               repayment               schedules               or               may               have               been               made               by               different               lenders)               into               one               new               loan.

The               interest               rate               may               be               lower               than               on               one               or               more               of               the               underlying               loans.

In               addition,               the               monthly               payment               amount               on               a               consolidation               loan               is               usually               lower               and               the               amount               of               time               to               repay               may               be               extended               beyond               what               was               available               in               the               separate               loan               programs.

These               features               should               result               in               more               manageable               debt               and               should               make               borrowers               less               prone               to               default.
               Student               loans               are               reported               to               the               credit               bureaus               (repositories)               and               are               revealed               on               credit               reports.

Loan               balances,               monthly               payment               and               payment               history               become               part               of               the               permanent               credit               record.

Lenders,               particularly               mortgage               lenders               count               the               minimum               monthly               payment               on               each               student               loan               when               determining               an               applicant's               debt               ratio               when               considering               the               qualifications               for               a               loan.

They               even               count               the               loans               that               are               in               deferment               as               a               monthly               obligation               if               the               deferment               term               is               less               than               two               years.

Obviously,               if               consolidating               the               student               loans               reduces               the               monthly               payment               the               qualifying               debt               ratio               improves.

Consolidation               may               even               improve               one's               credit               score.
               There               are               several               repayment               plans               available               starting               with               the               Standard               Repayment               Plan               or               the               Extended               Repayment               Plan.

The               Standard               Repayment               Plan               gives               you               a               maximum               of               10               years               to               repay,               but               payments               are               divided               within               that               time               limit               at               a               fixed               interest               rate.
               Extended               Repayment               Plans               relieve               the               burden               of               monthly               payment               amounts               still               further               by               stretching               the               time               to               pay               off               the               loan               to               between               12               and               30               years               (depending               on               the               total               amount               borrowed).

Again,               the               interest               rate               is               fixed               for               that               time               period,               and               the               payments               are               lower.

Be               aware               that               over               time,               you               will               end               up               paying               a               much               higher               amount               due               to               interest               accumulation,               but               the               monthly               payments               will               be               easier               to               manage.
               The               Graduated               Repayment               Plan               also               allows               you               to               spread               your               monthly               student               load               debt               consolidation               payments               over               a               period               of               between               12               and               30               years,               but               in               this               case,               the               amount               of               your               monthly               payment               will               increase               every               two               years.
               The               fourth               plan               appeals               to               a               number               of               people               because               it               takes               into               account               what's               going               on               in               your               life.

In               the               Income               Contingent               Repayment               Plan,               a               reasonable               monthly               payment               amount               is               determined               based               on               your               annual               gross               income,               family               size,               and               total               direct               student               loan               debt.

Another               advantage               of               this               student               loan               debt               consolidation               repayment               plan               spreads               the               payments               over               25               years.
               Investigation               of               the               viability               of               consolidating               student               loans               or               applying               for               educational               financial               assistance               should               start               with               the               U.

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Department               of               Education               at               http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/fsa/index.html.

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corporation               whose               operations               are               originating,               servicing               and               collecting               on               student               loans.

Managing               more               than               $180.4               billion               in               debt               for               more               than               10               million               borrowers,               Sallie               Mae               employs               8,000               individuals               at               offices               nationwide.
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