The Pay As You Earn Plan is one of
the flexible repayment options available when you consolidate your student loans.
Not exact matches
With three line of credit
options available to you and
flexible repayment plans, the perfect fit is just a few steps away.
In addition, federal student loans have
flexible repayment options, like Income - Driven Repayment and certain deferment or forbearance options, that might not be available when you refinance with a private studen
repayment options, like Income - Driven
Repayment and certain deferment or forbearance options, that might not be available when you refinance with a private studen
Repayment and certain deferment or forbearance
options, that might not be
available when you refinance with a private student lender.
Federal student loans are the clear winner here — they are
available, have interest rates that are better geared to college students who are new to credit, a six - month grace period and deferment
options,
flexible repayment options, and other benefits and protections.
The
repayment options are less
flexible than federal student loans (no income - based
repayment options available), but the loan term can be extended beyond the standard 10 - year term.
With
flexible terms and
repayment options, you can borrow however much cash you need whenever you need it, up to your
available credit limit.