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Beginning July 1, student loan borrowers who sign up for auto pay will receive a 1 percentage point discount on their interest rates for two years. This measure is aimed at facilitating student loan repayment amid rising federal student loan debt, which is nearing $2 trillion.
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Beginning July 1, student loan borrowers who sign up for auto pay will receive a 1 percentage point discount on their interest rates for two years. This measure is aimed at facilitating student loan repayment amid rising federal student loan debt, which is nearing $2 trillion.
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Student loan borrowers will get an interest rate cut if they sign up for auto pay
Student loan borrowers can receive interest rate discount for enrolling in auto pay