Inceptia may be calling to help you with next steps in your repayment journey. Their friendly counselors are there to help you every step of the way. While you are in your grace period, they might reach out to you to answer questions you may have on your repayment options. If you become delinquent on your loans, they may also contact you to help find a solution that works within your means.
Inceptia counselors are there to help you with every step by staying in touch with you via phone calls, letters, and/or emails. They will not be collecting money from you. Inceptia’s nonprofit purpose is to help you find answers to your questions and solutions to your issues. We encourage you to visit Inceptia’s Student Loan Knowledge HQ website. Please click on the owl image below for link to the website.
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Visit Inceptia's HeroKnowl.org website for advice, some smart tips and a good game plan to stay on top of your student loans.
About Inceptia
Inceptia is a nonprofit organization committed to offering effective and uncomplicated financial aid management solutions in such areas as default prevention, verification and financial education. Learn more at Inceptia.org.
Preventing Loan Default
There's more than one way to repay your student loan(s). Inceptia can help you select your repayment options so you can set a plan for repaying your loan(s).
Combining your loan(s) into one new loan may reduce your monthly payments. You can apply directly online or by calling 1-800-557-7392.
If financial difficulties are making it hard to make payments on your student loan(s), you may be able to find relief through deferment or forbearance.
Some of what you owe may be forgiven if you work in public service-teaching at an underserved school or serving in the U.S. Military.
Preventing Loan Default
There's more than one way to repay your student loan(s). Inceptia can help you select your repayment options so you can set a plan for repaying your loan(s).
Combining your loan(s) into one new loan may reduce your monthly payments. You can apply directly online or by calling 1-800-557-7392.
If financial difficulties are making it hard to make payments on your student loan(s), you may be able to find relief through deferment or forbearance.
Some of what you owe may be forgiven if you work in public service-teaching at an underserved school or serving in the U.S. Military.