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One-time origination fee!?

Date: Thu, 12/18/2008 - 16:19

Submitted by rsladen
on Thu, 12/18/2008 - 16:19

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One-time origination fee!?


Hello,

I was looking into my AES student loan and I inquired why the amount was a little high. This was the response:

Your lender charged a one-time origination fee of $1,914.87 at the
disbursement of your loan.

You are not required to make monthly installments. Though you are not
required to make installment payments, interest will still continue to
accrue. Any unpaid interest will be capitalized onto your account. We in
order to minimize the amount of interest capitalization we will send out
an interest notice to your. Failure to pay on these interest notices will
result in capitalization. We have capitalized the following amounts to
your loans:

11/30/08 $758.78
02/01/08 $995.53
03/15/06 $120.71
10/31/05 $1,756.03"


1. This is the first I'm hearing about an origination fee. Can they do that and not even tell me about it untill now?

2. Does this capitalization look correct to you? Why are the dates so sparatic, and why is one amount so low compared to the others.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. This student loan has me so down because it will take forever before I can actually save for important things like a house.


I will try to find my prom note. Can I access on my AES account? Unfortunately, I am teaching English in Korea and all my paper documents are at home in Canada. I will let you know if I am able to get hold of it.

Thanks SOAPLADY for all your help and being so quick about it too! It is extremely appreciated!


lrhall41

Submitted by rsladen on Thu, 12/18/2008 - 22:30

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I do not have my prom note here with me in Korea. Can I resquest a copy from AES? I have emailed them but have yet to get a reply.


lrhall41

Submitted by rsladen on Mon, 12/22/2008 - 20:01

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