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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!”

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NY Disclaimer* Student Loan Tutor ensures you are in the proper loan types, with the right consolidations, repayment plan, tax filing status and income documentation by assisting with education and document preparation accurately reflecting your information. Borrowers may apply for loan consolidation from the United States department of education at no cost by going here https://studentaid.gov/loan-consolidation. Consolidation or other services offered by SLT may not be the best or only option for borrowers. Alternative federal student loan repayment plans, including income-driven programs, that do not require consolidating existing federal student loans may be available. Borrowers should consider consulting their student loan servicer before signing any legal document concerning a student loan but please be aware that student loan servicers may not be licensed to provide any such legal advice about signing a legal document.