Where can I get information about college loan refinancing?

Answer 1

You have to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid a.k.a. (FAFSA) check out www.fafsa.ed.gov or https://fafsa.ed.gov/before003a.htm

Once your FAFSA is filled out turned in, and processed by the Depatment of Education you'll get a Student Aid Report or SAR, you take the SAR to the financial aid office of the school you want to go to and the SAR tells the school what aid you qualify for and they will help you in applying for the aid.

Answer 2

You can get information on loans and grants for college by speaking to the financial aid department of the college you are planning to attend. The government also offers financial aid and grant information. A lot of banks also offer private student loans. These are not regulated the same way as government backed student loans.

Answer 3

Each college has a financial aid office that helps with the processing of financial aid forms. Another useful source is the Department of Education (DoE). Keep in mind that lots of "sources" of information on financial aid is simply repackaged information from the DoE. There is no need to pay for financial aid information.

Answer 4

Financial websites are a good source of information regarding refinancing of college loans, you could also speak to your college adviser about refinancing and where they would recommend.