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1. studentaid.gov › manage-loans › make-paymentHow to Make a Student Loan Payment | Federal Student Aid

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   Make a Payment to Your Loan Servicer. Never miss a payment. Sign up for auto pay through your federal loan servicer to have your payments automatically taken from your bank account. Bonus! If you have Direct Loans, get a 0.25% interest rate deduction while you participate in auto pay! Find Your Loan Servicer's Contact Info.

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     • Where and how to make your loan payments. Make sure you...

   • Top 4 Questions: Direct Subsidized Loans vs ... - Federal Student Aid

     Direct Subsidized Loans: You won’t be charged interest while...

2. www.ed.gov › higher-education › manage-your-loansManage Your Loans - U.S. Department of Education

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   29 sie 2024 · August 29, 2024. Information about how to manage loans taken out for higher education, including how to find a loan, make a payment, and apply for loan forgiveness.

3. aidvantage.studentaid.gov › components › homeWelcome to Aidvantage! - Student Aid

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   Aidvantage is here to help you better understand and manage repayment of your federal student loans. Log in to explore repayment options, manage your payments, and get answers to your student loan questions.

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   Federal Student Loan Management. Postpone Payments; Loan Forgiveness & Discharge; Loan Consolidation; Military Benefits

5. www.investopedia.com › terms › fFederal Direct Loan Program: Meaning, Types, Pros and Cons -...

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   8 sie 2023 · The Federal Direct Loan Program is a government program that provides low-interest loans with fixed interest rates to students. Learn how these loans work.

6. studentaid.gov › sites › defaultFEDERAL STUDENT LOANS

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   • Where and how to make your loan payments. Make sure you know the name of the servicer for each of your loans and where to send your payments. ED uses several servicers to handle the billing and other services for all Direct Loans and for the FFEL Program loans it holds. Most schools that make Federal Perkins Loans also use loan servicers.

7. studentaid.gov › articles › subsidized-vs-unsubsidized-loansTop 4 Questions: Direct Subsidized Loans vs ... - Federal Student...

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   Direct Subsidized Loans: You won’t be charged interest while you’re enrolled in school or during your six-month grace period. Direct Unsubsidized Loans: Interest starts accumulating from the date of your first loan disbursement (when you receive the funds from your school).