Save time, money, and your credit, by qualifying for student loan forgiveness programs.
Our National Student loan debt experts are here to help you with your unique circumstances.
After your free evaluation we’ll match you to the right program with the most benefit.
Consolidate, make low payments and then the balance is forgiven after the term.
Student loan forgiveness programs are designed to eliminate your loans entirely or drastically lower your payments and forgive unpaid balance.
Yes! In most circumstances we can get your loans out of default, stop wage garnishment, protect your tax refund, restore financial aid and qualify you for loan forgiveness!
In most cases we can. Most wage garnishments go to paying paying collection fees and interest, not the loan. A wage garnishment can continue indefinitely. To add insult to injury a wage garnishment is not considered a payment so your credit report will only show that your loans are in default. We can help you stop wage garnishment and get you on the way to loan forgiveness.
Yes, student loans actually make a big impact on your credit – whether that impact is positive or negative is determined by your payment activity. You can greatly improve your credit score by making your student loan payments on time, while late or missed payment can adversely affect your score. Either way, your record of student loan payments will influence other lenders decisions about your credit worthiness.
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National Student Loan is not a lender or directly associated with the Department of Education. We are a document processing company that assists borrowers in understanding their student debt forgiveness options and match them into Government assisted relief and consolidation programs. There is a fee for our services that is determined upon the initial consultation that is at no charge to you. We do not accept all cases. Also, we encourage those with student debt to file for free at the Department of Education website or to consult a financial professional before making any final decisions. Not available in all 50 states.