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		<title>Student Loan Rates Will Drop to All Time Low &#8211; Take Advantage of it!</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Jul 2009 06:38:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sally Croft</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is good news. How I was waiting for this! Any saving really matters to me. How about you? Don’t you think reduction in interest rates are surely going to help you get the best deal ever? The answer is yes. Student Loan Rates The best of deals come with very low interest rates. It is the rate of interest which decides the cost of borrowing; the lower it is the lesser will be your liability. Hence students normally tend<strong> ... </strong>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is good news. How I was waiting for this! Any saving really matters to me. How about you? Don’t you think reduction in interest rates are surely going to help you get the best deal ever? The answer is yes.</p>
<h5>Student Loan Rates</h5>
<p>The best of deals come with very low interest rates. It is the rate of interest which decides the <strong>cost of borrowing</strong>; the lower it is the lesser will be your liability. Hence <strong>students</strong> normally tend to go for those loan options which offer the least of interest rate cost.</p>
<h5>Student Loan Rates Will Drop to All Time Low</h5>
<p>It is the happiest of news to all those who have student loan liabilities. Kindly note, that on the first of July, interest rates on <strong>Federal Stafford Loans</strong> and <a href="http://www.studentloaninfo.org/blog/how-do-my-parents-get-a-direct-plus-loan/">Federal PLUS loans</a> are going to drop to an all time low. Are you eager to know what the new rates are going to look like well, have look below.</p>
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<li>The rate is at 2% for all Stafford Loans in the status of in-school and grace period.</li>
<li>For those <a href="http://www.studentloaninfo.org/blog/how-do-my-parents-get-a-direct-plus-loan/">Stafford Loans in repayment</a> the rate is expected to be fixed at 2.50%</li>
<li>Federal PLUS loans offered to the parents of the students taking up the course of study will be at 3%</li>
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<p>The situation is some what similar to the rates say some 5 years back when the consolidation rates where around 2.77%. Hence for all those who failed to consolidate few years back it is great news.</p>
<p>These <strong>Federal Direct Loans</strong> can be consolidated with interest rates on borrowing locked in. A lock in facility helps you fix the interest rate at a particular percentage and which does not change with the change in <strong>market condition</strong> as far as your deal is concerned. Please to remember that you benefit the maximum only if have <a href="http://www.studentloaninfo.org/blog/">Student Loan</a> which was borrowed much before July 1, 2006. In order to be clear about the benefits you are bound to get due to the newly revised <strong>interest rates</strong> it is important that you read through the entire notification once it is issued. Other wise you are sure to end up in misconceptions about the new rates. </p>
<h5>Cap on Students Loan</h5>
<p>Friends! Also be aware of the fact that on the 1st of July this year the <strong>College Cost Reduction</strong> and <strong>Access Act (CCRAA)</strong> initiates a change, according to which the law will cap the student loans at 15% of the <strong>adjusted gross income</strong> of the individuals intending to borrow money. As far as the loan forgiveness is concerned, the <strong>student loan liabilities</strong> of those individuals who are in public service for a period of 10 years are completely dropped.  These interesting changes are to come up on the 1st of July this year. What we have mentioned in this article is just a highlight of the possibilities, please read through the final version of it once it is passed.</p>
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