WHY CONSOLIDATE YOUR PRIVATE
STUDENT LOANS WITH CHASE?

We have the experience to serve you better.

Chase, as a leading provider of student loans, has more than 40 years of experience helping students and their families achieve their education goals. Our commitment to the student loan business is unwavering, and we're proving it by expanding and improving our services.

We believe size and stability count—especially in banking.

Students and their families can rely on Chase's stability and financial expertise, built during more than 200 years as a leading U.S. financial institution. In uncertain economic times, Chase has the financial assets, the diversity and the experience to sustain our commitment to students and their families.

Integrity drives everything we do.

Chase always encourages responsible borrowing. And to us, integrity also means giving back. In the last three years, Chase has committed more than $241 billion toward our $800 billion, 10-year investment in the low- and moderate-income communities we serve—the largest pledge by any bank focused on mortgages, small business and community development.

Let Chase help you simplify your payments and save money every month with private student loan consolidation.*

Student Loan Specialists are available Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 8 PM Eastern to help you complete the application process and answer your questions.

*Important Information: Chase Private Consolidation Loans are subject to credit approval, receipt of a completed and signed application/promissory note, and verification of identity, income and other application information. Only private education loans that are in good standing and from eligible Title IV schools may be included. Federal education loans are not eligible under this program. Minimum loan amount is $7,500, with a cumulative borrowing limit of $150,000 based on credit eligibility. Other terms and conditions apply. Please contact us for details on eligibility criteria.

Chase does not sell these loans to another lender.

Student loan consolidation may extend your repayment term, increasing your overall financial obligation. However, your monthly loan payments may be reduced. You can choose to prepay principal with no prepayment penalties, which reduces the overall cost of your loan.

This information was current as of 06/02/2008.