choosing a repayment option and wondering what does it mean by %26quot;Full Dereffal%26quot;, %26quot;Immediate Repayment%26quot;, and Interest Only%26quot;? It's for a student loan..and I need to chose one out of those three.
Chase student loans?!?!?!?
i get loans through them all the time and i must say FULL DEFERRAL is BEST!!!!
6 month grace period after graduation or even if you dropped out or the school kicked you out for not meeting their GPA standards...
If you dont take summer semester dont be alarmed and think that Im a have to pay my loans back!!!! NOOOOO YOU DONT. Summer Semester is less than 6 months. So if you want to take a semester out go Ahead!
Trust me all of what your saying is what i was saying a long time ago.
if you have any more questions feel free to ask me I LOVE CHASE!
Hope this helps
Chase student loans?!?!?!?
Full deferral means you don' t pay until after you graduate. Usually there is a 6 month or so grace period after you graduate until you have to start making payments. Immediate repayment means you start paying back immediately in monthly installments and interest only means you pay just the interest while you are in school. You can usually pay more if you want. Make sure you check the interest terms and read the fine print.
If you can afford to, immediate repayment will have you paying less in the long run. Interest only is a good option, too if you can afford to make smaller payments. However, if you are like most college students, full deferral is what gets us through each semester. Yes, it costs more in the long run, but we can't always afford to make monthly payments when we're already trying to live on our own, work and go to school!
Don't forget to check out grants and scholarships, you don't have to pay those back, and fill out your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) every year as soon as you can. (Don't EVER let an organization make you pay to fill it out, it is free, go to http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ and start there). Also, Federal Stafford loans often have a lower interest rate so you should exhaust that resource first.