Friday, May 23, 2008

Student Loan Lenders Obtain a Break

Student loan companies have been squeezed by the nation's credit crisis. But they are getting help from the federal government. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings told lenders in a letter, that the government will purchase some of the loans the companies make. In that way, the lenders will have more money to use in issuing new loans. She said a lot of lenders do not have access to funds at a cost that justifies originating new loans. Their plan is designed to provide viability in the marketplace for lenders who step up and make loans in this difficult environment.

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