Copy of Cover for Surviving Your Student Loans, by Nancy Mitchell. One of the topics addressed in the Book is Perkins Student Loans which have some unique benefits compared to the other types of student loans.
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PERKINS STUDENT LOANS


If you are fortunate enough to have Perkins loans, you have a wealth of deferment and discharge options available to you.

Perkins loans carry a five percent interest rate, fixed, with the standard ten-year repayment plan. They are issued by the school and payments are made to the school unless the school has arranged for a servicing organization to process payments.

Perkins loans are ideal for the student who plans a career in public service. While public service deferments have been virtually eliminated for other loan programs, Perkins student loans still qualify for deferment and discharge.

Imagine this … you finish school and take a job teaching. Okay, it doesn’t pay very much, but it’s what you’ve always wanted to do. So you place your Perkins student loans in deferment for a year while you teach in a target school. At the end of the year, 20% of your Perkins student loan indebtedness is written off. Forgiven. Discharged. And they do it again the next year. And the next. Five years of qualified deferment while you teach, and every year a portion of your loan is written off. Sound good? It works for other fields too.

Perkins student loans are the ideal funding vehicle for education for those who plan to serve the community. For more detailed information, read “Surviving Your Student Loans”.
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Master Promissory NoteStudent Loan DefermentStudent Loan ForbearanceStudent Loan ConsolidationStudent Loan DischargeStudent Loan Grace PeriodSubsidized Student LoansUnsubsidized Student LoansStafford Student Loans, Perkins Student LoansDirect Student Loans,  PLUS Student Loans,  William G. Ford Student LoansStudent Loan DelinquencyStudent Loan DefaultStudent Loan Payment OptionsStudent Loan Case StudiesStudent Loan Management,Additional Reading Relating To Student Loans,  How Do I Get A Student Loan, How Do I Confirm the Status of my Student Loans, Why Do I Owe Twice As Much As I Borrowed On My Student LoansPending Changes Affecting Student LoansBankruptcy and Student LoansStudent Loans And Your Credit Report, Student Loans, Gifts.
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