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Asked Questions > FAQ: Stafford Loan Repayment
Q: How much will the payments
on my Federal Stafford Loans be after I graduate from Fielding Graduate?
A: Repayment amounts vary, depending on the total amount borrowed.
Use a repayment calculator to help you estimate
your future payments. Please remember that this is an estimate.
Q: Are there any pre-payment penalties?
A: No, there are no pre-payment penalties on your student loans. If
you want to pay off your loans before your final payment is due, you're
encouraged to do so.
Q: Do I have to start repaying as soon as I leave school?
A: Stafford loans have a six-month grace period once you graduate
or drop below half-time status. Be aware of when your first payment is
due so that you do not lose your on-time repayment interest rate discounts.
Q: What happens if I choose to capitalize the interest
on a Stafford loan?
A: If you choose not to pay the interest on an unsubsidized Stafford
loan while in school, the interest on the loan will be capitalized. This
means that interest will accrue on the loan, and that interest will be
added to the original balance of the loan.
Q: Are there any tax breaks with a Stafford Loan?
A: Students who are repaying their federal loans - including the Stafford
loan - can deduct interest payments from their income taxes. This is the
primary tax break offered to students. Most tax breaks are limited by
income. Learn more about Higher Education Tax Credits.
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