Comments on: Question about student loan consolidation? http://my-student-loan-consolidation.com/uncategorized/question-about-student-loan-consolidation/ Student Loan Consolidation Tips Mon, 23 Aug 2010 09:08:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: ozmania http://my-student-loan-consolidation.com/uncategorized/question-about-student-loan-consolidation/comment-page-1/#comment-164 ozmania Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:38:21 +0000 http://my-student-loan-consolidation.com/financial-aid/question-about-student-loan-consolidation/#comment-164 I consolidated my loans online with Sallie Mae. I went with them because they are reputable. Make sure you know who you're doing business with if you do consolidate. Good luck! I consolidated my loans online with Sallie Mae. I went with them because they are reputable. Make sure you know who you’re doing business with if you do consolidate. Good luck!

]]> By: knight01 http://my-student-loan-consolidation.com/uncategorized/question-about-student-loan-consolidation/comment-page-1/#comment-163 knight01 Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:42:14 +0000 http://my-student-loan-consolidation.com/financial-aid/question-about-student-loan-consolidation/#comment-163 The landscape is changing in student loan consolidations. The president signing the college loan reform bill has made several of the larger lenders back away from offering them. Some of the 'perks' that used to be pretty standard like rate reductions for on-time payments and auto-deduction of payments from your checking account may be going away pretty soon. The process is pretty simple, and fast. If you think you'll want to do a consolidation you probably should try to do it as soon as possible before those extra rate reductions are removed from programs. You could try with Student Loan Advisors at They have an online form you can use anytime so you don't have to try to apply by phone during business hours. The landscape is changing in student loan consolidations. The president signing the college loan reform bill has made several of the larger lenders back away from offering them.

Some of the ‘perks’ that used to be pretty standard like rate reductions for on-time payments and auto-deduction of payments from your checking account may be going away pretty soon.

The process is pretty simple, and fast. If you think you’ll want to do a consolidation you probably should try to do it as soon as possible before those extra rate reductions are removed from programs. You could try with Student Loan Advisors at They have an online form you can use anytime so you don’t have to try to apply by phone during business hours.

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