It's a no-brainer at this point. You want to consolidate before rates rise,
If it sent out rejection letters, it would have no money to give away.
If you've got good credit, the private education loans for the upcoming year are going to be competitive.
This is a no-brainer. It's worth your while to consolidate now.
It's definitely the dark ages for federal support for higher education.
The Deficit Reduction Act had a lot of cuts, and it had a couple of good things. These are the good things. One step forward, four steps back -- that's the way I characterize the legislation.
It is and it isn't. It is from the point of view that rates are the lowest they've ever been.
This is in some ways the dark ages of federal support of education.
The era of historically low interest rates on student loans has ended.
Anybody who hasn't consolidated should consolidate before the law goes into effect. The appeal of consolidation under current law now is you're taking a variable rate and locking in at a fixed rate.