Can you defer your loans for a time period even if you have a job when you graduate?
My fiance is also in law school but she has loans... I'm graduating with less than 15k in subsidized loans working big law.
My plan:
I would like to defer my loans for 8-9 months...get the 15k and put money into her loans...I figured that I could avoid paying interest while also helping her out with her situation. She is not working big law and will likely do mid law or pi
Can you tell me if this is possible?
Thanks in advance.
Loan Question for grads Forum
- tstyler98
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Re: Loan Question for grads
You'll get a 6-month grace period before you have to start paying on the loan. After that, your options are to get a hardship deferral (doubtful if you have a job), where the gov't will continue to pay your interest on subsidized loans, or a forbearance, where the interest will accrue regardless of the type of loan you have. You'll need to check out the website of and call the company that has your loans to see whether you'd qualify for anything.
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Re: Loan Question for grads
will interest accrue during the grace period?
- presh
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Re: Loan Question for grads
Yes.djfe4president wrote:will interest accrue during the grace period?
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