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Student Loans

Student loans can help finance your education above and beyond federal funds

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A private student loan could be the boost your educational budget needs! Keep your college career on track to reach your graduation goal with help from our student loans. We offer variable-rate student loans with multiple repayment options and terms, including deferred payments. These education loans have no processing or origination fees, and funds are disbursed directly to your school.

Student Loan Features

  • Variable interest rates – see current rates
  • Available to Members attending an eligible school at least half time for a 2- to 4-year degree program
  • 12-year repayment term
  • No processing or origination fees
  • Optional deferred payments until after graduation
  • Automatic payments may qualify for a 0.25% APR reduction
  • Cosigner release option after 36 consecutive on-time payments
  • No late fees

Student Loan Limits

  • $2,000 minimum amount, with a $10,000 annual limit
  • $40,000 student aggregate limit for Royal Credit Union private loans
  • $80,000 cosigner aggregate limit for student loans

Student Loan Refinance

Student loan consolidation or student loan refinancing allows you to pay off all of your federal and private loans using a single refinance loan from Royal. That way you’ll only have one payment to make, and depending on the terms and interest rate you could save money in the long run.

Student Loan Refinance Features

  • Variable interest rates – see current rates
  • $5,000 minimum to $50,000 maximum amount
  • 15-year repayment term
  • No processing or origination fees
  • No prepayment penalty
  • No late fees
  • Automatic payments may qualify for a 0.25% APR reduction
  • Cosigner release option after 36 consecutive on-time payments

Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is a private student loan from Royal Credit Union?
A private student loan from Royal Credit Union can help finance your education above and beyond federal funds. Royal offers variable-rate student loans with multiple repayment options and terms, including deferred payments. These loans have no processing or origination fees, and funds are disbursed directly to your school.

Who is eligible for a Royal Credit Union student loan?
Royal's private student loans are available to Members attending an eligible school at least half time for a 2- to 4-year degree program. Royal Credit Union Membership is required.

How much can I borrow with Royal's student loan?
The minimum loan amount is $2,000, with a $10,000 annual limit, and a $40,000 aggregate limit. If you need a cosigner, the cosigner aggregate limit for student loans is $80,000.

Are there any fees on Royal's student loans?
No. Royal's student loans have no processing or origination fees and no late fees.

Can I defer payments on my student loan?
Yes. Royal offers optional deferred payments until after graduation, so you can focus on your studies without worrying about monthly loan payments while you're in school. Interest will continue to accrue during the deferment period.

What is the repayment term for Royal's student loan?
Royal's private student loans have a 12-year repayment term. Automatic payments may qualify you for a 0.25% APR reduction, helping you save over the life of the loan.

How long does Royal’s student loan process take?
The process typically takes about six weeks from start to finish. After completing the online application, the application is reviewed and a certification request is sent to your school. Once the school certifies the loan amount, approval and final disclosures are sent, and the first disbursement is sent to the school after about six weeks.

Make Payments:

Mail:
ZuntaFi
PO Box 4500
Aberdeen, SD57402-4500
Call: 800-592-1270
Web: zuntafi.com

Contact Info

Call CURevl: 1-877-526-6765
Email Royal Credit Union: studentloans@rcu.org
Call Royal Credit Union: 715-855-5455

Helpful Student Loan Calculators

Need help figuring out loan payments or estimating how much to save for college?