Private Student Loan Consolidation - A Smart Way to Manage Private Loan Repayments
Do you have private student loans in addition to your federal student loans?
Guess what? Consolidation is not just for federal loans.
Private student loan consolidation can significantly lower your monthly
payments by as much as 45% the first year and provide you the convenience of one monthly loan payment.
In addition, consolidating your private student loans is a practical alternative to using home equity or credit
cards to pay off student loan debt.
Why choose a OneSimpleLoan Private Loan Consolidation from Educated
Borrower?
If you are burdened with high monthly payments or trying to keep track of various payment schedules, a Private Loan
Consolidation through OneSimpleLoan can provide you a way out of this dilemma.
In addition, private student loans offer payment deferment benefits that most conventional
loans don't.
With a private
student loan, repayment can begin after graduation or when enrollment becomes
less than half time. Our Student Loan Consultants can assist you in choosing the right solution with a private
loan consolidation.
Lower Monthly Payments Helps you manage
your loan obligations for easier repayment, and helps free up cash to purchase the things you want, such as paying
for expenses associated with starting a career
Borrow what you need
Loan amounts from $7,500 to $300,000
Flexible Repayment Options
Interest only payments available for the first 24 months of repayment; repayments terms up to 30 years.
No prepayment penalties
Low Introductory Interest Rate
Benefit from a low first-year introductory interest rate equal to 1-Month LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate)
plus 1.00% to 1.75%. On the first anniversary of disbursement, the interest rate converts to a quarterly variable
1-Month LIBOR plus a margin ranging from 5.00% to 5.75% depending upon your credit history or the credit of your
co-signer, if you have one.
Our first year low introductory interest rate combined with our interest only
payment option can lower your monthly payment amount by as much as 45% in the first year!
No Application Fees or Out-Of-Pocket Expense - the
origination fee is rolled into the loan
There are no application fees to apply for your private loan consolidation. And, depending on your credit or
the credit of your co-signer, a loan origination fee ranging from 0% to 9.50% may be be charged and will be rolled
into the loan so you will not have any out-of-pocket expenses. Applying with a credit-worthy co-signer may provide
you the added benefit of lower origination fees as well as a lower interest rate.
Simplicity of One Monthly Payment
Allows you the convenience of one monthly payment for your private student loans, which means less
paperwork and help prompt on-time repayments. It also enables a more streamlined reconciliation of your
bank statement or gathering your paperwork at tax time.
Possible Tax Benefits
Interest may be tax-deductible. Consult your tax advisor for details.
Get ready to apply
You will need to have the following information available for you and your co-signer (recommended for the best
interest rate and lowest origination fee):
Name, address, and contact information
Social Security number
Income and employment information
Monthly housing expense
Name, address and phone number of a personal reference
For each private loan to be consolidated: Loan holder (lender) or servicer name and address Account number Estimated payoff amount
Requested loan amount
Tips
for Qualifying for Private Loan Consolidation
Most borrowers can benefit by applying with a credit-worthy cosigner (like your parents or
grandparents) since this will increase the probability of approval and can even get you a better rate.
A co-signer release benefit is available if you make 48 on-time payments and the borrower can meet the
credit requirements on their own at the time of the request to release the co-signer.
You must be the age of majority at the time of application
You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. International students may
apply with an eligible U.S. cosigner.