The following is a list of established lenders who we have placed on our Preferred Lender list because their services are exemplary and are designed to benefit you. The lender is the institution from which the money is actually borrowed, but the interest rates and terms of the loan are set by the U.S. Department of Education. Some lenders offer special incentives that reduce your loan balance or lower your interest rates. You may want to visit their web sites for more information.
The following is a list of established lenders who we have placed on our Preferred Lender list because their services are exemplary and are designed to benefit you. The lender is the institution from which the money is actually borrowed, but the interest rates and terms of the loan are set by the U.S. Department of Education. Some lenders offer special incentives that reduce your loan balance or lower your interest rates. You may want to visit their web sites for more information.
The following is a list of established lenders who we have placed on our Preferred Lender list because their services are exemplary and are designed to benefit you. The lender is the institution from which the money is actually borrowed, but the interest rates and terms of the loan are set by the U.S. Department of Education. Some lenders offer special incentives that reduce your loan balance or lower your interest rates. You may want to visit their web sites for more information.
The following is a list of established lenders who we have placed on our Preferred Lender list because their services are exemplary and are designed to benefit you. The lender is the institution from which the money is actually borrowed, but the interest rates and terms of the loan are set by the U.S. Department of Education. Some lenders offer special incentives that reduce your loan balance or lower your interest rates. You may want to visit their web sites for more information.
The following is a list of established lenders who we have placed on our Preferred Lender list because their services are exemplary and are designed to benefit you. The lender is the institution from which the money is actually borrowed, but the interest rates and terms of the loan are set by the U.S. Department of Education. Some lenders offer special incentives that reduce your loan balance or lower your interest rates. You may want to visit their web sites for more information.
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ELMSelect is hosted and maintained by ELM Resources to provide student and parent borrowers with information supporting their ability to choose the educational lender of their choice.
Information on this site regarding educational loans has been provided exclusively through institutions of higher education (“schools”) that have elected to post their preferred lender lists on this site. ELM Resources is not involved in any way with the endorsement of lenders or specific loan products of educational institutions and does not receive compensation as a result of a lender being placed on a preferred lender list or a school using ELMSelect as a means of providing loan information to students.
ELM Resources is not responsible for the accuracy of the information available through ELMSelect. Students and parents are encouraged to contact lenders to confirm the accuracy of the loan terms posted on the site. Students and parents are also reminded of the right of borrowers seeking loans through the Federal Family Education Loan Program to choose their lender and that the choice of a lender is not in any way limited to the lenders on a school’s preferred lender list. Additionally, if a borrower chooses another lender, they will suffer no penalty for selecting their lender of choice.
ELM Resources notes that additional information on student loans is available from the U.S. Department of Education on a variety of sites including www.studentaid.ed.gov and www.mymoney.gov. Useful information on financial literacy may be found at http://www.mymoney.gov/, a website maintained by the U.S. Financial Literacy and Education Commission. For New York schools, additional information can be found at http://www.oag.state.ny.us/family/student_lending/information.html.
ELM Resources welcomes comments on ELMSelect. Comments may be sent to: info@elmresources.com.
