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		<title>By: Repaying Student Loans &#124; RateNerd</title>
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		<description>[...] The repayment period of most of these loans is usually 12-30 years and can be a fixed monthly payment or graduated over time.  Obviously the longer the extended repayment period, the more costly the loan.  The obvious solution to consolidation loan is to accelerate the payoff as soon as possible and not drag out the loan for the full period.  As can be seen in the reference article, the interest saved can often be in the thousands of dollars. Other options are outlined here in our post on student loan debt consolidation. [...]</description>
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