Payitoff Announces Collaboration with U.S. Bank

We’re thrilled to announce our collaboration with U.S. Bank, where we'll be working together to provide their customers with access to essential student loan debt guidance. This collaboration is set to save borrowers who qualify a substantial $240 per month on average.

Federal student loan borrowers have expressed interest in better understanding their repayment options, and the Payitoff solution is here to meet that need. With Payitoff, U.S. Bank customers can quickly identify their student loan servicer, view loan balances and terms, and gain access to tailored guidance on federal repayment plans that align with their budgets.

This collaboration underscores our commitment to simplifying and improving the management of student loans for borrowers, giving them the confidence and tools they need. Together, we're making student loan management more accessible and affordable.

U.S. Bank article:

New Tools Can Help Student Loan Borrowers Save Time and Money 

Collaboration with Payitoff provides access to guidance on federal repayment plans 

This month, more than 40 million Americans will be asked to do something many haven’t done in more than three years: make federal student loan payments as the COVID-19 forbearance program ends. For most borrowers, it’s not as easy as pressing one button to pick up where they left off. In fact, nearly half will be paying a new servicer.  

To help some borrowers potentially save time and money, U.S. Bank is collaborating with Payitoff, a leading provider of consumer debt guidance tools. With Payitoff, borrowers can quickly locate their student loan servicer, view the balance and terms of their loans, and view optimized guidance on federal repayment plan options that meet their qualifications and budget. Through optimized payment plans generated by Payitoff, borrowers can potentially save thousands of dollars over the life of their loan… 


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