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December 11, 2007

 

Tech Talk

  

USA Funds Selects SimpleTuition to Provide Student-Loan-Comparison Tools

 

USA Funds Update

  

USA Funds Offers Lenders Guidance for Participating in Federal-Default-Fee Buydown

  

USA Funds Helps UNCF Raise More Than $455,300

  

Latest ‘USA Funds Education Partnerships’ Newsletter Available

 

Washington Report

  

New ED Figures Project FFELP Loans Less Expensive Than Direct Loans

  

Congress Approves Technical Amendments to College Cost Reduction and Access Act

 

Operations Bulletin

  

USA Funds Updates Summary of College Cost Reduction and Access Act

  

Expiration Date Extended on Teacher-Loan-Forgiveness Forms

 

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USA Funds Offers Lenders Guidance for Participating in Federal-Default-Fee Buydown

USA Funds® has announced that, effective Feb. 1, 2008, it will subsidize from its nonfederal resources one-half of the 1-percent federal default fee for Stafford- and Grad PLUS-loan borrowers at selected schools, when the originating lender buys down the other half of the fee. Representatives of education lenders can review the steps they need to take to participate in USA Funds’ federal-default-fee buydown. Lenders must act by Jan. 3 for their fee buydown to take effect Feb. 1.