Best answer from question by sotaiqon:
Answer by lconnor65
Not likely.
Just because your a veteran doesn’t mean anything. The only thing in your favor is if you are getting your retirement check along with another source of income.
If you have a big down payment it could help you out as well.
Best answer from question by sky:
Answer by Jdub
You can’t really do anything about the interest rate unless you consolidate a second batch of loans (say from a grad program). As for reducing your payments, you should contact the lender to see if there any plans for which you may qualify that will reduce your payments. Most lenders offer income sensitive payment plans that increase as you make more money.
Best answer from question by dedra lally:
Answer by Kel’Thuzad
You can walk into any local branch, they’re everywhere.
Just a warning, they are the worst interest rate in the industry, so be careful, and exhaust all other possibilities first.