July 9th, 2010 
ifydcat consolidationdept.net23.net There are significant differences between the federal and private student loan consolidations. Federal consolidations have fixed interest rates and the private ones usually have variable rates.
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No Comments » July 5th, 2010 ifydcat Question by hotblood_piggy: what type of federal studnet loan i should consolidate?
hi, does anyone know the diff between a direct loan and non-direct loan? Under my direct lone page (www.dl.ed.gov) it said one of my fed Subsidized loans rate is 6.8%, some unsubsidized loans are 1.8%, and one of the unsub loans is 6.8% [...]
July 1st, 2010 ifydcat Question by hotblood_piggy: what type of federal studnet loan i should consolidate?
hi, does anyone know the diff between a direct loan and non-direct loan? Under my direct lone page (www.dl.ed.gov) it said one of my fed Subsidized loans rate is 6.8%, some unsubsidized loans are 1.8%, and one of the unsub loans is 6.8% [...]
June 30th, 2010 ifydcat Question by archlydia: Do all eligible federal student loans have to be included when you consolidate?
I consolidated my undergraduate federal student loans a while back fixed @ 3.25%. I now have two seperate graduate student loans (also federal) that I would like to consolidate at a fixed rate so I can pay them [...]
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