The Stafford Loan is one of the most popular student loans
today. Stafford loans are low interest (currently fixed at
6.8 percent*), have a subsidized and unsubsidized program, a
long grace period, and can be consolidated after a student
leaves school. These facts make the loan more attractive
to borrowers and lenders alike, as well as making it less
risky for both through the government’s guarantee program.
Click here for the basic facts
about the Stafford Loan program, and how it affects you,
the student, during your educational years and thereafter.
If you do not qualify for a
Stafford Loan, an
alternative to the Federal Stafford Loan is the
Private Student Loan. No FAFSA is required. If you're
interested in private student loans, first consider all
federal aid, loans and grants. Visit the sponsor of
this site for private student loans:
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Stafford Loans.org
does not list lenders offering loans to those with bad credit.
Resources and loan companies listed are presented as an
alternative for students not eligible for the Stafford Loan. We
are growing and seeking sponsors that adhere to Federal
Government guidelines on student lending practices. And by the
way, what did you think of the recent student loan scandal which
occurred at hundreds of universities?
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