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GenoCanSing
Mar 2, 2004

Due to circumstances I won't go into, I will be graduating and becoming a teacher next year, but I'll have about $80,000 in student loans. I figure this isn't a huge deal if I have 20 years to pay it off, but the company I'm borrowing from (US bank GOAL loans) stipulates that they expect it to be paid in 10-15 years. Will they be lenient if I'm making regular payments that are increasing in size as I get raises, or should I consolidate with another lender who will allow the longer period of time to pay it off? Also, any other information I should know or things I should be prepared for?

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