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The smarter way to repay high balance student loans is by working with Student Loan Tutor. Get on the path to low monthly payments, overall savings of $100k or more and a paperwork free future. Learn more by scheduling a free evaluation with one of our professionals.
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Student Loan Tutor does what you wish your servicer did. We treat your loans as if they were ours. For a fee for service your Tutor will craft a custom repayment strategy that navigates the system to save you the most money allowable. We then handle all of the paperwork and servicer follow up to ensure servicer errors are corrected and deadlines are met. As your financial situation evolves and new laws develop we’ll make sure you’re always on track for the greatest possible savings.
When you speak with a Tutor, they’ll show you the cost of each repayment program and which one will save you the most money.
After crafting your ideal repayment strategy, we’ll complete all paperwork and deadline followups. It literally couldn’t be easier.
Hear from our clients about how we’ve helped them navigate the complexities of student loans. Read their testimonials to see the real impact we’ve made in reducing financial stress and achieving loan success.
“I used to pay $2,400 a month, now I pay ZERO”
- Michaela Edwards, DC
Saved me over $150,000 on my loans. They take the time to answer ALL your questions, and do almost every single part of the process FOR YOU, so you don’t have to stress out about making a small mistake that could cost you tons of money. I feel like they lifted a small elephant off my back. Thank you!”
- Lauren Buckley
Explore our press articles, featuring expert insights from our CEO, Zack Geist. As a contributor to Forbes, Yahoo! Finance, and Bloomberg Tax, Zack shares valuable advice on the latest in Student Loans.
Forbes
January 4, 2024
"The fact that borrowers don’t have access to reliable and accurate information about their student debt is at the heart of the student loan crisis. Federal student loan benefits, public service student loan forgiveness, income-driven repayment plans and how to navigate them and student loan forgiveness have been a complicated mess for student loan borrowers to navigate since their inception."
Aol.
December 18, 2023
Zack Geist said that federal student loans are almost always mismanaged and there is a crucial need for more access to the proper information and support to manage student loans. “Similar to how taxpayers seek guidance from trained and licensed tax professionals to ensure accurate tax filings and prevent overpayment, you should consult with a professional regarding your student loans,” added Geist.
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The constantly changing terrain of student loans can be overwhelming. Check out our blog posts to stay up-to-date on what is going on in the student loan world.
August 13, 2024
Recent findings from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) highlight the pressing need for expert assistance to ensure compliance and accuracy. According to the GAO, signs of potential fraud have been detected in income-driven repayment plans, impacting more than 110,000 borrowers.
July 19, 2024
On July 18, 2024, a Federal Court issued a stay preventing the Department of Education from operating the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE)Plan. The Department of Education is currently assessing the ruling.
July 11, 2024
As the specter of a new presidential election looms, the urgency for Americans burdened with student debt to capitalize on existing forgiveness programs has never been more pronounced. With each passing administration, policies regarding student loans undergo potential shifts that could significantly impact borrowers' financial futures.
