Weegy: 1. not take them out
2. always stay in touch with your lender when you move or your contact info changes (email, phone, address).
3. never miss a payment... your loan payments should always be paid BEFORE even your housing expenses
4. [ if you have a DRASTIC and TEMPORARY financial change (medical, employment) then contact your lender to get a temp reduction in your payments. ( a permanent change calls for a different plan).
5. DO NOT consolidate. It's usually a bunch of hype that makes the amount you pay over to the lender MORE over time... for just a few dollars less a month.
6. upon graduation (or when you stop school) you need to be SURE you don't get accustomed to living without taking those loan payments. (In other words, don't go right out and buy a car, or buy a house or something without being POSITIVE you can still afford your loan payments first). The lender won't care you "cant afford your loan payments" because you now have 3 small children, a mortgage and a car payment or are a single parent. ]
User: How do you plan on repaying your student loan?
Weegy: The first thing you need to do is consolidate them. Once you choose a company to consolidate them, you will be on a monthly payment plan. Beware of deferring - it could cost you heavy duty interest fees in the long run.
User: How do you plan on repaying your student loan?
Weegy: i dont plan to repay it
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