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If you have NelNet loans, you might have considered refinancing as an option to get a lower interest rate or monthly payment.
Technically, you can't refinance your loans directly through NelNet, but that doesn't mean that refinancing is off the table—you'll just have to do it through a private lender. Here's what you need to know.
Can you relate to the woman in this video, who is still sitting on her dorm room couch at 26? I can.
Until last year, nearly every piece of furniture and decor I owned was secondhand — bought at thrift stores, garage sales and Craigslist, or inherited from family members and friends.
When you refinance your student loans, your new lender pays off all your existing loans and issues you a single new one with a new (hopefully lower) interest rate.
Refinancing can save you hundreds a month on your repayment—and thousands over the life of your loan. But it isn't for everyone. This quiz will help you get a better handle on whether you should refinance.
If you're a recent dental school graduate, you probably don't need us to tell you that dentists' student loan debt rivals that of doctors and lawyers.
According to American Dental Education Association (ADA), dental school graduates with student loan debt have an average of $287,331 to repay, and more than 30% of indebted graduates' loans amount to more than $300,000.
