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Borrow as little as $7,500 or as much as $150,000 to consolidate your private student loan debt. It takes less than 15 minutes to apply!

Low Rates, Great Benefits, Apply Today!

• Simplify Your Finances with one easy monthly payment
• Interest-Only Repayment Option up to 4 years for eligible borrowers followed by 11 years of principal + interest repayment
• Cosigner Release Available after 24 consecutive on-time principal & interest payments
• Lower Payment and Competitive Rate possible with a 15 year loan repayment option
  
  

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Other low cost options that can be used for paying Private Student Loan debt:

MEFCU Home Equity Loan
MEFCU Personal Loan

Federal student loans cannot be consolidated with the MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation. If you are seeking a federal student loan consolidation, you can learn more details about the process here:http://www.loanconsolidation.ed.gov/

Are you a candidate for a MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation?

The ideal candidate for the MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation has/is:

• Member of Mayo Employees Federal Credit Union (not a member yet, click here)
• $7,500 - $150,000 in undergraduate and graduate private student loan debt 
• Reliable, steady income of at least $2,000 gross per month
• US citizenship, or a cosigner who is a US citizen

The MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation is available to borrowers who are carrying private student loan debt.

Federal student loans cannot be consolidated with the MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation. If you are seeking a federal student loan consolidation, you can learn more details about the process here: http://www.loanconsolidation.ed.gov/

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The MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation is available to borrowers who are carrying private student loan debt.  Federal student loans cannot be consolidated with the MEFCU Private Student Loan Consolidation. If you are seeking a federal student loan consolidation, you can learn more details about the process here: http://www.loanconsolidation.ed.gov/