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Lock in a lower rate today!

Benefits of refinancing your student loans

Competitive interest rates – fixed and variable options

Flexible repayment terms to fit your needs

Easy online application and instant credit decision


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To qualify, the loan application must be started before 12/31/2025. Upon approval and disbursement of your refinance loan, the primary borrower will receive a cash deposit of $300. The cash deposit will be awarded in the form of a deposit to your credit union checking or savings account within 90 business days from the funding date of the loan. The primary borrower must be a credit union member in good standing at the time of deposit. Limit one cash award per borrower. The credit union reserves the right to modify the terms of this offer at any point in the future for new applications. Recipient is responsible for any applicable federal, state, or local taxes associated with receiving the cash deposit; consult your tax advisor to determine applicable tax consequences. Subject to credit qualification and additional criteria, including graduating from an approved school. By refinancing federal student loans, you may lose certain borrower benefits from your original loans, including interest rate discounts, principal rebates, or some cancellation benefits that can significantly reduce the cost of repaying your loans. It is important to remember that if you refinance some or all of your federal student loans into a private student loan with the credit union, you will lose access to any current or future federal student loan benefits, such as potential debt cancellation or income-driven repayment options. For more information, visit studentaid.gov or contact your federal student loan servicer.
Subject to credit qualification and additional criteria, including graduating from an approved school.