Only 3 days left to lock-in low student loan rates
by Emily Peters on 06/27/2006
Last call for consolidation! Consolidate your student loans before midnight on Friday to lock in low rates. On July 1, interest rates for federally guaranteed student loans will increase about 2% across the board. This means that your student loan rates could increase to 7-8%, costing your thousands more in interest on your debts.
There is still time to consolidate if you haven’t already. Student loan consolidation companies and SallieMae are working double overtime up until the deadline to process last minute applications. Don’t delay!
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