Who took over Granite State Management?
Is Granite State Management Federal?
Granite State Management and Resources is a nonprofit organization that services federal and private student loans.
Where can I find my account number for Gsmr?
If you are a first time visitor to our site:
Please click the Sign up now link on the gsmr.org home page and complete the steps. You will need to have your nine-digit account number to create your account; your nine-digit account number can be found on your monthly statement.
Is Granite State Management and Resources legit?
Is Granite State Management & Resources legit? While GSM&R is a legitimate federal and private loan servicer, it does have a checkered reputation. Borrowers posting on the Better Business Bureau website have reported problems with processing deferments, for example.
Is Gsmr org legit?
Is Granite State Management & Resources legit? While GSM&R is a legitimate federal and private loan servicer, it does have a checkered reputation. Borrowers posting on the Better Business Bureau website have reported problems with processing deferments, for example.
Is Granite State Management closing?
Granite State has announced that it will stop servicing federal student loans when its current contract ends. Edfinancial will be the new servicer for all loans currently held by Granite State. In the next two to three months, we will be transferring federal student loans currently held by Granite State to Edfinancial.
Where did my student loan get transferred to?
This week, the Department of Education quietly announced that some borrowers whose accounts are with FedLoan Servicing will have their student loans transferred to MOHELA, another contracted loan servicer for the Department, in the coming weeks.
Is Edfinancial a federal student loan?
Edfinancial does not originate federal student loans. To learn how you can apply for federal student loans, visit https://studentaid.gov.
Why did my student loans disappear?
Your student loan disappeared from your credit report because your loan servicer made a mistake, or you fell into default more than 7 years ago. Remember, even if your loans no longer appear on your credit report, you're still legally obligated to repay them.
How do I look up my student loans?
StudentAid.gov is the U.S. Department of Education's comprehensive database for all federal student aid information.
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At StudentAid.gov, you can find:
- Your student loan amounts and balances.
- Your loan servicer(s) and their contact information.
- Your interest rates.
- Your current loan status (in repayment, in default, etc.)