Rates and
Terms The interest rate on NextStudent Private
Loans varies quarterly, based on the London Interbank Offered
Rate (LIBOR), plus a margin.
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Rate
index2 & Margin |
Origination
Fees3 |
APR4 |
Private K-12 Private
Education Loan |
LIBOR + 3.75% |
6.0% |
5.81% |
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For NextStudent Private Loans, the LIBOR
rate is averaged over the previous three months. The LIBOR
is listed daily in the Wall Street Journal and at www.bloomberg.com.
The LIBOR Rate for quarter January 1–March
31, 2005 = 2.04%.
Terms
Repayment begins 30 – 45 days after
loan funds are disbursed.
1All NextStudent private
education loans are guaranteed by The Education Resources Institute
(TERI), a private, nonprofit institution. Please call NextStudent
or your school’s Financial Aid Office if you have a question
about TERI-approved status.
2The LIBOR
(London Interbank Offered Rate) Index is equal to the average
of the one-month LIBOR rates as published in the “Money
Rates” section of the Wall Street Journal on the first
business day of each of the three (3) calendar months immediately
preceding each quarterly adjustment date. Charter One Bank,
N.A. is the lender for the NextStudent K-12 Private Education
Loan.
3The origination
fee is computed as a percentage of the sum of the loan amount
and the origination fee.
4Annual
Percentage Rate (APR) computations assume student requests
$10,000; repayment begins immediately and the LIBOR Index
equals 2.04%. If the LIBOR Index increases, the APR will
increase. The LIBOR Index changes quarterly.
Repayment
Repayment normally begins six months after
the student leaves college, with a minimum monthly payment
of $50 (actual payment depends on the amount borrowed). There
is no prepayment penalty and the repayment periods are initially
set at 10 years.
The student may choose alternate repayment options such as Deferment, Forbearance,
and Income-sensitive
repayment to reduce or postpone repayment. Some sort
of hardship usually has to occur for such options to be granted.
All Stafford debt is forgiven in the event
of death or permanent disability of the borrower.
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