Everybody loves a bargain. That's why some folks will travel 10 miles to save 50 cents on a gallon of milk. But if you need to borrow money for college, you don't have to drive across town to get a good deal on student loans.
Starting next month, the cost of borrowing from the federal government using Stafford loans will drop for thousands of college students.
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In late 2005, though, Congress set a fixed rate of 6.8% for Stafford loans, the most popular kind of federal student loans. |
