• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

US Student Loan Center

Student Loan Forgiveness, Repayment Help, and Options

Member Login
  • Student Loan Consolidation
  • Student Loan Forgiveness
  • Student Loan Repayment Plans
  • Contact Us
  • Blog
You are here: Home / US Student Loan Center / ICYMI / weekly recap / [April 14] Don’t Miss These Posts On US Student Loan Center…

[April 14] Don’t Miss These Posts On US Student Loan Center…

April 14, 2018 by Emma Woods Leave a Comment

1. College Loans Guide | Your Key Guide to Student Loans

College loans are usually how most people can afford a college education.

While there are many options for student loans available to everyone, it can be intimidating to select the best one for you. Even so, it must not get in the way of your education. As such, we’ve listed down several federal and private college loans you can check out to help you pay for college… Click to read more

2. How To Stop Student Loans From Taking Your Taxes

How To Stop Student Loans From Taking Your Taxes

How to stop student loans from taking your taxes? Everyone’s asking this question.

When you are struggling to pay back your student loans and make ends meet at the same time, there is a good chance your taxes will be affected.

So today, learn how to keep your debt from getting worse by managing your money better and looking at the different repayment options available to you… Click to read more

3. How To Request A Forbearance With FedLoan Servicing

How To Request A Forbearance With FedLoan Servicing

When repaying a federal student loan becomes a heavy financial burden, knowledge of services to request a forbearance or deferment will indeed lighten up the load.

One of the perks of federal student loans is they offer flexible repayment plans. A forbearance or a deferment is an option wherein you can temporarily halt or momentarily reduce the amount of your student loan monthly payments.

In light of these options, below are the simple steps on how to request an extension for a forbearance period… Click to read more

4. What The Discontinuation Of Sanford Brown Means For You

What The Discontinuation of Sanford Brown Means For You

Attending one of the Sanford-Brown Institutes? Your educational and even financial future may be looking cloudy.

The Career Education Corporation (CECO) recently announced the discontinuation of Sanford-Brown Colleges.

Keep reading and find out what this means to them and their loan debts… Click to read more

5. How To Request A Forbearance with ED Financial Services

FEATURE | How To Request A Forbearance with ED Financial Services

While paying for your federal student loan cuts a hefty chunk of your monthly paycheck, requesting a forbearance with ED Financial is one great option you have.

ED Financial Services has been a student loan servicer for more than 25 years and provides customer service on side of the lender such as answering your inquiries, guiding you with repayment plans, and processing your student loan payments… Click to read more

What have you done this week? Let us know in the comments below.

Filed Under: weekly recap

Reader Interactions

Previous article: Government Student Loan Forgiveness | 6 Things You Probably Don’t Know
Next Post: How To Lower Your Navient Student Loan Payment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

Join over 35,000

Who Have Had Their Student Loans Handled And No Longer Stress About The High Monthly Payment
 
 

Do Not Remove This Widget for Some Reasons

POPULAR ARTICLES

  • Student Loan Forgiveness for Military SpousesStudent Loan Forgiveness for Military Spouses
  • What The Discontinuation Of Sanford Brown Means For YouWhat The Discontinuation Of Sanford Brown Means For You
  • Unemployment Loans: How to Repay Student Loans Without a JobUnemployment Loans: How to Repay Student Loans Without a Job
  • Student Loan Forgiveness For VeteransStudent Loan Forgiveness For Veterans
  • The Top 9 Donors That Pay Off Student LoansThe Top 9 Donors That Pay Off Student Loans
  • How to Apply for a Student Loan With No Cosigner from Sallie MaeHow to Apply for a Student Loan With No Cosigner…
  • Why Student Loans Are ImportantWhy Student Loans Are Important

Footer

Copyright 2021 – US Student Loan Center – All Rights Reserved

DISCLAIMER: Federal Student Loan Programs provided by the Department of Education are generally free to apply for and debtors may apply for relief by themselves. We charge fees for our services, and there is never a Department of Education processing fee. We are not endorsed, sponsored, or in any way related to the Department of Education. A consolidation combines several loans into one for the purpose of lowering a student loan payment. We make no guarantees about APR upon consolidation. APR is set by your student loan servicer. For more information on Fee Free Federal Student Loan Programs please visit www.ed.gov. We solely assist in preparing applications for Government benefits and you are not required to use or obtain these benefits.


Terms And Conditions | Refund Policy | Privacy Policy

US Student Loan Center
2541 N Dale Mabry, #403
Tampa, Fl 33607
Email Support: onboarding@usstudentloancenter.org
Phone: 1-877-433-7501