Consolidate Your Student Loans

Consolidate your Loans! Rates As Low As 4.5%!

Consolidating your Student Loans is an easy way to lower your interest rates and reduce your monthly payments. Complete this simple form and start saving today!

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How much student loan debt do you have?
Must have more than 1 loan

Have you ever consolidated your student loans?
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Are any of your student loans in default?
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Have you or will you graduate in the next 6 months?
Must have graduated or will graduate in 6 months to qualify

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“Thank you so much. I was able to consolidate my loans into one easy payment that I can afford. Now can focus on my career instead of my student loans.”

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“I would recommend your site to anyone that has more then one student loan. It was fast and best of all you did not even check my credit.”

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Congress established the Federal Consolidation Loan program as part of the Higher Education Act to help make the repayment of student loan debt easier for student borrowers. A Federal Consolidation Loan allows you to combine all of your eligible Federal Education loans into one loan with a low, fixed interest rate and a flexible repayment plan. There are no fees or credit checks as part of this program. Depending on the total amount of student loans that you have you can choose one of several repayment plans with loan repayment periods up to 360 months. The interest rate on your Federal Consolidation Loan will be the weighted average of the current interest rates on your eligible student loans being consolidated rounded up to the nearest 1/8%, or 8.25%, whichever is less. The interest rates on most student loans are based on the Treasury Bill and are adjusted each year on July 1st. This means that currently you have the opportunity to lock in rates before they rise and lower them an additional 1.25% through new incentive programs.

Federal Student Loan Assistance is not acting as a lender. The information provided by you to Federal Student Loan Assistance is not an application for a loan. A lender within our network may independently verify the information you submitted herein and provide you with loan options based on that verified information. Federal Student Loan Assistance does not represent all lenders in the marketplace and therefore cannot guarantee the lowest price or best terms available in the market. The 4.5 percent interest rate is available through a network lender and includes the following applied benefits: .60 percent rate reduction for consolidating after graduation; .25 percent rate reduction when students use Auto Debit, and a 1 percent reduction when student borrowers make 36 consecutive on-time payments, or 2 percent reduction after 48 consecutive on-time payments. Your interest rate may be higher or lower based on your existing loans as the interest rate for a consolidation loan is the weighted average of the interest rates of the loans being consolidated, rounded up to the nearest one-eight of one percent.