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• Why choose american title loans for car title loans?

  American Title Loans is proud to offer some of the lowest rates in the car title loan industry. Whether you seek a new car title loan or want to refinance an existing car title loan, come see us*. When you need cash fast, and want the lowest rate possible, bring your car title to American Title Loans.

• Are AES loans federal loans?

  For customers with federal loans the AES consolidation loan provides repayment of federal guaranteed loans , such as the Stafford, Perkins , and PLUS loans , and returns a single loan that effectively cuts your monthly expenses in half.

• How many lenders do we have for home loans?

  We have nearly 40 lenders to choose from to find you the right home loan solution and get you a great a deal. For most home loans, our services are absolutely free. Our team of mortgage brokers are highly experienced home loan professionals that know how to get applications approved.

• Does Sallie Mae offer private student loans?

  Private student loans from Sallie Mae are marketed as loans that help students bridge the gap between the funding they’ve secured and the cost of their college tuition. In the past, Sallie Mae offered what was called the Sallie Mae Signature Student Loan . The Signature loan was open to higher-risk borrowers.

• Are Sallie Mae student loans federal or private?

  SLM Corporation (SLM), more commonly known as Sallie Mae , is a public corporation and a private -sector lender, so its direct loans are not federal loans . Basically, federal student loans consist of funds that are provided by the U.S. government, while private student loans come from entities such as banks and other financial institutions.