Congratulations! You are a college graduate! After years of hard work, you have your diploma in hand. Unfortunately, the other hand holds something less desirable: your student loan bill.
We understand how you feel. You are ready to focus on career and family goals, but high student loan payments are weighing on you. Fortunately, you have options, and Student Loan Service is committed to helping you process the required documents in order to achieve a successful consolidation.
Many student loan consolidation programs exist, yet finding the most appropriate option and submitting the required paperwork is complicated. But, it doesn’t have to be. Work with us, and our experienced team will help you process all the required Department of Education consolidation paper work.
It’s simple. Speak to a SLS advisor to view your loans to help determine which program(s) you may qualify for.
SLS advisor will review your income and family size to help you choose the program that best suits your needs.
Once program is chosen, SLS advisor will walk you through agreement to begin document preparation
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See below for two examples of how Student Loan Service can process your Department of Education paperwork and help lower your monthly student loan payment.
Under the standard repayment plan, this borrower’s monthly repayment amount is $423. The currently available Income-Based repayment plan would reduce her to $103. The improved “Pay As You Earn” plan will reduce her payment to $73. Maria, being a nurse, may qualify her for Public Service Loan Forgiveness which may have her loans forgiven after 120 qualifying loan payments.
Under the standard repayment plan, this borrower’s monthly repayment amount is $497. The currently available Income-Based repayment plan would reduce her payment to $25 per month. The improved “Pay As You Earn” plan will reduce her payment to zero dollars. Laura, working at a public school, may qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness which may have her loans forgiven after 120 qualifying loan payments.
