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| Repaying Federal Student Loans |
Meeting your student loan obligations is one of
the most important things you can do to maintain good financial health. Learn
about some of the tools available while in repayment, options for postponing repayment, and consequences of not repaying your loans.
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• MGA Web Advisor
Provides loan account information for borrowers that have entered repayment with loans guaranteed by the Michigan Guaranty Agency. More >
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• Repayment Options
You may choose from several repayment options including standard, extended, or income-sensitive. Find the one that best fits your situation.
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• Federal
Consolidation Loans
Federal
Consolidation
loans are offered to borrowers that are interested in combining all of
their eligible outstanding
federal student loans into one loan, with one
lender and one payment.
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• Federal
Deferments and Forbearances for FFELP and Perkins Loans
You
have several options to postpone your loan payments and still remain
in good standing with your lender.
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• MI-LOAN
Program Repayment and Forbearance Options
The MI-LOAN Program encourages borrowers to take control of their
student loan indebtedness through responsible loan repayment. Loan
forbearance also makes it possible for borrowers to remain in good
standing while postponing payments. |
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• Loan
Discharge and Forgiveness
Loan discharges and forgiveness are offered to
borrowers in special circumstances.
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• Consequences
of Default
Avoid the consequences of default! Learn just a few of the consequences of not repaying your loan obligations.
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• Consequences
of Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy
will affect almost every part of your financial life. Learn how
bankruptcy will affect your student loans and future loan eligibility.
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