General Political Fúckery Thread - Subplot: Can Democrats Win Back The House In Nov?

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Question: I got my loans consolidated under a private company. Does this mean I don't qualify for any federal loan forgiveness?
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The Department of Education doesn’t charge borrowers any fees to consolidate. Private companies may reach out and offer to consolidate your loans for a price, but they have no affiliation with the government.

Private lenders may be able to offer a lower interest rate, although that is unlikely and based on your credit score. But consolidating your federal loans into a private loan has risks—including that you’d lose the option to have your debt forgiven.

Another thing to consider when consolidating, according to McKibben: whether you have a lot of unpaid interest.
 
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