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kenduc
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Student Loan question

I have one school loan for $3500(long story). Checked my credit report and it's showing i have 2 closed student accounts. Both from US DEPT OF EDU but with 2 different account numbers and 2 different amounts(3500, 3640).

 

Sallie Mae has the loan now for $4k which I just started paying off, but im so confused as to why the Orig loan is showing up as two different loans for two different amounts.

 

 

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AAstra
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Re: Student Loan question

I'm thinking this is what happened...

 

- Loan originally issued at $3500 by a servicer which was closed (1 account, $3500)

- the loan was then bought by another servicer which was closed (1 account, $3500 principal + $140 accrued interest, $3640)

- now the loan is with Sallie Mae for ~$4000 (principal of $3500 + ~$500 accrued interest)

 

This scenario gives you the two accounts with two different amounts.

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kenduc
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Re: Student Loan question


@dbutz1109 wrote:

I'm thinking this is what happened...

 

- Loan originally issued at $3500 by a servicer which was closed (1 account, $3500)

- the loan was then bought by another servicer which was closed (1 account, $3500 principal + $140 accrued interest, $3640)

- now the loan is with Sallie Mae for ~$4000 (principal of $3500 + ~$500 accrued interest)

 

This scenario gives you the two accounts with two different amounts.


 

 

Makes sense. Only thing is both the closed accounts show the same OC both with same address,etc(Dept of Edu)

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