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College costs are going up and scholarships and grants don't seem
to be keeping pace. For most, that means that college loans are the
bridge to a college degree. Loans, such as Stafford, Perkins, Plus
and private are readily available and many can fund their education
with these student and parent loans. The problem is that you
graduate, get a job and before you are settled in, have to begin
paying back $20-40,000 or even more in loans. Students graduating
with an advanced degree may be as much as $100,000 in debt.
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Why Consolidate Your Student Loans?
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