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Retain Your Government Benefits with Consolidation

You will retain your government benefits with a Law School Loans Federal Consolidation Loan.

Because federal student loan consolidation is a government program, you are still entitled to benefits such as deferment and forbearance. Just like your current government loans, the consolidation loan is also government guaranteed and insured.

Please note that if you decide to consolidate a Perkins Loan, you will lose the interest subsidy on this portion of your debt. In addition, you will lose any eligibility for forgiveness of your Perkins Loan. However, the inclusion of a Perkins Loan into your consolidation loan may have a positive impact on the calculated average used to determine the interest rate on your consolidation loan. Please consult your Law School Loans loan counselor to determine the best option for you.

Deferment
You can receive a deferment of the payments on your consolidation loan for certain defined periods. A deferment is a temporary suspension of loan payments for specific situations such as reenrollment in school, unemployment (up to 3 years only), or economic hardship (up to 3 years only). You have to apply to your loan servicer (the company that sends you your monthly bill) for a deferment, and you must continue to make payments until you've been notified your deferment has been granted.

Forbearance
Forbearance is a temporary postponement or reduction of the payments on your consolidation loan for a period of time due to financial difficulty. You may receive forbearance in the event you are not eligible for a deferment. In contrast to deferment, during forbearance, interest continues to accrue on your consolidation loan irrespective of the types of loans that were consolidated. Your may receive forbearance in intervals of up to 12 months at a time. You have to apply to your loan servicer (the company that sends you your monthly bill) for forbearance, and you must continue to make payments until you've been notified your forbearance has been granted.


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I'm so glad I was contacted by Law School Loans. I had never even heard of reconsolidation. I thought once I consolidated, that was it. There was no hope left for me. But somehow Law School Loans found me and offered me an interest rate reduction which I had been denied by numerous lenders. Law School Loans saved me over $56,000 when other lenders simply wouldn't. Thanks...
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	If you are still in-school, you may reserve your consolidation for graduation with Law School Loans. By signing and returning your application now, you will be guaranteed the current low rates on your consolidation, and you will not have to think about your consolidation again until you enter repayment.

Our Select 5/Graduated Payments repayment option allows for interest-only payments for the first 2 years of repayment. In the third through fifth years, payments increase to include a portion of principal. In the sixth year, payments increase to level installments of principal and interest payments for the remaining term of the loan.