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The nonprofit New Hampshire Higher Education Loan Corporation (NHHELCO), located in Concord, NH, is the exclusive student lending partner of Profile Bank. Offering private student loans and student loan refinancing, NHHELCO’s EDvestinU® loan programs provide Profile Bank customers access to an organization committed to providing responsible financing options. EDvestinU offers borrowers low interest rates, discount programs, as well as scholarship opportunities. NHHELCO is part of the NHHEAF Network Organizations, which aspires to be recognized as one of the nation’s most capable, trusted, and innovative leaders in educational loan services. |
EDvestinU® Private Student LoanThis loan program is intended for undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled and seeking additional funding after exhausting all other financial aid resources. The student acts as the primary borrower, but may require a cosigner to meet eligibility requirements. Eligible borrowers must be enrolled at least half-time at a Title IV degree-granting institution. Features
Loans offered through NHHELCO are private student loans, and are intended to supplement, not replace, federal and institutional financial aid options. Students are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov and to consult their post-secondary institution’s financial aid office to discuss all available options. |
EDvestinU® Refinance LoanThis loan program provides existing student loan borrowers the option of combining multiple student loans into a new loan with the potential of reducing your interest rate(s) and lowering your monthly payment. Eligible loans include federal and private student loans used for attendance at a Title IV degree-granting institution. Features
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For more information or to schedule an in-office appointment to discuss the programs, please contact EDvestinU’s friendly and knowledgeable loan counseling team. 855-887-5430 Disclosure: Profile Bank is not involved in the underwriting, approval process or servicing of these loans. |