not sure who all of my student loan lenders are...

Thanks for asking that question---I was wondering the same exact thing!!

You might have to shop for a consolidation company that can combine all these debts into one monthly payment. I am not sure if private student loans can be consolidated with the credit card debts.

Generally, we are requested to get all the latest statements and the list of creditors while discussing with the consultant. It gets convenient for him to plan a payment. If you don't have the necessary info, you can request the consultant for the needful.

You can get all that account and lender info from the financial aid department of the schools you attended!

If you are looking to consolidate all of your student loans, the company that you wish to consolidate with can find all of your loans on NSLD. They are able to view who you have all of your loans with and the balances of the loans as well. They can even contact the lenders if they need to verify exactly how much you owe each of them. Rememeber that you CANNOT consolidate loans while "in-school status" after July 1st I believe. So if you are looking to consolidate, get started on the process now. I hope this was of some help.

I got news for you folks. My husband racked up $119k in student loans for a law degree. I consolidated them all in early 2004 with Sallie Mae and we've been paying ever since. This week, out of the blue, we were contacted by DOE for an unpaid $3k plus interest that we didn't know about and that SM did not find. They don't always find them all.

Now we're looking for some company who can refinance ~$30k of the private loans because they are at 10.5 and 8.75%. Can't find anyone.

I'll probably be dead before these loans are paid off.

What happened is when Sallie Mae rounded up all the loans for consolidation, they missed that one. Now that that one little loan is in default, it can't be included in the consolidation, it would have to be rehabilitated.

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