Massachusetts: Agency May Return To Student Loan Business (Associated Press)
"The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority is trying to get back into the student loan business," the Associated Press reports. "The agency that has provided loans to about 40,000 families in Massachusetts each year is gauging market interest in a $400 million bond sale. If there are takers, MEFA says it would be able to offer fixed-rate loans to college students."
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