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Interest rates rise on federal student loans for 2018 and 2019
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Interest Rates Rise on Federal
Student Loans for 2018-2019
June 26, 2018
Prepared by Broadridge Investor Communication Solutions, Inc. Copyright 2018
Interest rates on federal student loans are set to rise for the second year in a row. This table shows the
interest rates for new loans made on or after July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2019. The interest rate is fixed
for the life of the loan.
New rate
2018-2019
Old rate
2017-2018
Available to Borrowing limits
Direct Stafford
Loans:
Subsidized
Undergraduates
5.045% 4.45% Undergraduate students
only
Subsidized loans are
based on financial need
as determined by the
federal aid application
(FAFSA)
For dependent undergraduates:
1st year: $5,500 ($3,500
subsidized)
2nd year: $6,500 ($4,500
subsidized)
3rd, 4th, 5th year: $7,500 ($5,500
subsidized)
Max: $31,000 ($23,000
subsidized)
Direct Stafford
Loans:
Unsubsidized
Undergraduates
5.045% 4.45% Undergraduate students
only; all students are
eligible regardless of
financial need
For dependent undergraduates:
1st year: $5,500 ($3,500
subsidized)
2nd year: $6,500 ($4,500
subsidized)
3rd, 4th, 5th year: $7,500 ($5,500
subsidized)
Max: $31,000 ($23,000
subsidized)
Direct Stafford
Loans:
Unsubsidized
Graduate or
Professional
Students
6.595% 6% Graduate or professional
students only; all
students are eligible
regardless of financial
need
Unsubsidized loans only
$20,500 per year (unsubsidized
only); max $138,500 ($65,500
subsidized)
Direct PLUS
Loans:
Parents and
Graduate or
Professional
Students
7.595% 7% Parents of dependent
undergraduate students
and graduate or
professional students
Unsubsidized loans only
Total cost of education, minus
any other aid received by student
or parent
Subsidized vs. unsubsidized
What's the difference? With
subsidized loans, the federal
government pays the interest
that accrues while the student
is in school, during the
six-month grace period after
graduation, and during any
loan deferment periods. With
unsubsidized loans, the
borrower is responsible for
paying the interest during these
periods. Only undergraduate
students are eligible for
subsidized loans, and eligibility
is based on demonstrated
financial need.
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