Student Loans - PLUS Loans, Stafford Loans, Private and Consolidation Loans

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Whether you are planning years ahead for college, on the verge of attending college, or have existing student loans, saving money is both financially prudent and the smart thing to do. We have teamed up with top providers to allow you to shop and compare federal and private student loan lenders for both new loans and refinancing existing loans. And don’t forget other essentials such as: student health insurance, student credit cards, and student calling cards.

Simple Tuition allows consumers to compare both student and parent loans as well as loan consolidation options. They are not a lender but rather have partnered with over 45 top lenders to provide more than 100 different education loan options. Shop and compare Federal PLUS Loans, Federal Stafford loans, Federal Grad PLUS Loans, Consolidation Loans, and more.

Private Student Loans

There are times when Federal Student Loans or scholarships may not be available or a “gap” still exists between available funds and actual costs of your education. Chase offers a private education loan program that provides up to $40,000 per academic year to cover your education-related expenses. Loans are available for Undergraduates, Graduates, and Continuing Education needs. In addition there are different payment options to give borrowers flexibility in repaying these loans.

Student Credit Cards are designed for students attending college either part-time or full-time. They are a great way to teach fiscal responsibility as well as to help your student build a credit history. We offer credit cards from all the top banks such as Bank of America, Chase, Citibank, and Discover. They offer credit card rewards programs for various merchandise, travel, and discounts including special reward programs for students who use credit wisely and receive good grades.

Health Insurance for Students is an area often overlooked. Often times the health insurance offered through the college is very basic with many limitations or the college attended will be out of the parent’s HMO network region. Student Health Insurance is year-round health insurance coverage, not just for during the school term. To be eligible to purchase Student Health Insurance you must be an eligible undergraduate or graduate college student between the ages of 17-29.

If you are attending college out of state or even out of the country, calls home can get expensive. Consider a prepaid calling card offering cheap long distance and international rates. In addition, most cards work from any phone, even pay phones, or cell phone and are rechargeable right from your computer.

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