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Private Education Loan Lenders for Undergraduate Students, 2007-2008

For the latest information about these recommended loans, please contact the lenders directly.

Lender
(links to Web sites)
Total Higher Education (T.H.E.) Citibank Wells Fargo Education Finance Partners
Loan T.H.E. Private Loan CitiAssist Collegiate Loan Private Student Loan
Rates*
(Visit the current Prime and LIBOR rates on BankRate.com)

as low as
3-Month LIBOR + 2.8
with a built in monthly credit equal to 1% annual savings

Prime - 0.5%
Prime + 4%%
Prime + 0%
to
Prime + 4.5%
3 Month LIBOR + 1.8%
to
3 Month LIBOR + 10%
Fees None None None No origination fees
Repayment fees may exist for lower credit tiers
Annual Loan Limits

Minimum: $100

Maximum: $15,000

Minimum: None


Maximum: cost of attendance minus aid

Minimum: $1,000

Maximum: cost of attendance minus aid
Minimum: None

Maximum: cost of attendance minus aid
Aggregate Limits $75,000 $120,000 $120,000 None
Cosigner Not Required Not Required Required unless student provides proof of income Not required, no income requirement
Repayment 15 Years 20 Years 15 Years 20 Years
Grace Period 6 Months 6 Months 6 Months 6 Months
Other Benefits During repayment, the borrower is given an immediate 1.0% monthly credit. T.H.E. is a nonprofit organization. 0.25% interest rate reduction with auto-debit. The student may borrow funds to pay a past due balance incurred up to 12 mos. prior. 0.25% - 0.5% interest rate reduction with auto-debit 0.25% interest rate reduction with auto-debit. The student may borrow funds to pay a past due balance incurred up to 12 mos. prior.