Interest Rate for» 17 /»18 School Year: Weighted average of
loans being consolidated rounded up to the nearest eighth of a percentage.
Your rate is determined by the weighted average of the interest on
the loans being consolidated rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of 1 %.
* The final fixed interest rate for your federal loan consolidation loan is calculated as the weighted average of the interest rates on
the loans being consolidated rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of a percent.
Not exact matches
The interest rate offered on
consolidated federal student
loans is fixed but varies for each borrower because it
is the weighted average of the interest rates on outstanding
loans included in the consolidation,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth percent.
When you
consolidate federal
loans, your new fixed interest rate will
be the weighted average of your previous rates,
rounded up to the next ⅛ of 1 %.
The interest rate offered on
consolidated federal student
loans is fixed but varies for each borrower because it
is the weighted average of the interest rates on outstanding
loans included in the consolidation,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth percent.
Weighted average interest rate of the
loans being consolidated,
rounded up to nearest one - eighth of 1 %
The fixed rate
is the weighted average of the interest rates on the
loans being consolidated,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of one percent.
The fixed rate
is based on the weighted average of the interest rates on the
loans being consolidated,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of 1 %.
When you
consolidate, the interest rate of your new
loan is the weighted average of all of the
loans included in the consolidation,
rounded up to the nearest?
The current interest rate for a Federal Direct Consolidation
Loan is the weighted average of the interest rates
being consolidated rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of one percent.
The interest rate
is a fixed, weighted average of all the
loans you
consolidate,
rounded to the next highest 1/8 %, up to 8.25 %.
The rate
is determined by calculating the weighted average interest rate,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of one percent, of the individual
loans being consolidated.
The resulting interest rate when you
consolidate student
loans is equal to the weighted average of your existing federal student
loans,
rounded up to the nearest 1/8 %.
When a student
consolidates his or her
loans, the weighted average of the interest rates
is rounded up to the nearest 1 / 8th of a percentage point.
Notwithstanding the above, interest will continue to accrue at the weighted average of the interest rates on the
loans being consolidated,
rounded up to the nearest one - eighth of one percent.