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Ryan Lane, NerdWallet.com
Thu, 02/13/2020 - 6:31pm

You can make interest-only payments on student loans to save money. Making these payments before you graduate — or while you’re postponing repayment — can keep thousands of dollars in interest from being added to your loan’s balance. If you have subsidized federal student loans, interest doesn’t accrue while you’re in school.

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