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  • Quick approval
  • Better grades equal lower rates
  • Pay for qualified education expenses

Eligibility & Requirements

  • Borrow $2,000 to $30,000 per year*
  • Zero origination fees
  • 10-year repayment plan

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Prospective Borrowers
Before considering a Private Student Loan, please exhaust your federal loan options, which in most cases will cost less. Please contact us if you have questions.

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* APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Program Limits. Certain requirements apply. Rates and terms based on credit criteria and are all subject to change. Please call any of the Credit Union's offices for current interest rates and policies. See credit union for current rate and fee schedule. Subject to Credit Union approval. Certain requirements apply. A qualified student is one who is enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree seeking program at least half-time at an eligible school and who has met the underwriting criteria for loan approval.

Student Loan Consolidation

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  • Consolidate multiple private student loans with multiple payments into one loan.
  • Get one loan with a low rate and a low monthly payment.
  • Simplify your finances. Make one payment each month.
  • Check rates and fees.

See the Student Loan Consolidation Checklist

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Student Loan Center

Help cover the cost of your education with private student loans from Hanscom Federal Credit Union. Call us or click to visit our Student Loan Center.

For more details, check out our Private Student Loan eligibility and requirements, resources, and options.

Eligibility & Requirements

See What You’ll Need to Get Started

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Student Benefits

  • Better grades equal lower rates
  • Build credit and keep your loan balance low by making small, regular payments
  • Zero origination fees for all qualified student borrowers
  • 30-day, no-fee return policy
  • 10-year repayment plan

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