MOHELA

MOHELA Contact Infroamtion:

You can reach out to MOHELA customer service in the following ways:

Phone number: (888) 866-4352

Hours of operation: 7– 9 Mon–Thu and 7–5 on Fri (CST)

General mailing address:

MOHELA
633 Spirit Drive
Chesterfield, MO 63005-1243

Email/online contact form: Contact form provided after you enter your state on this page.

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About MOHELA

MOHELA (Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority) is a student loan servicer that services federal and private student loans. MOHELA is a non-profit organization that was created by the state of Missouri to help students and their families with the cost of higher education. They service student loans that are backed by the federal government and also provides servicing to private student loan lenders.

MOHELA offers a variety of loan servicing options for both borrowers and lenders. For borrowers, they provide assistance with loan repayment, loan consolidation, loan forgiveness and income-driven repayment plans. They also offer loan deferment and forbearance options for borrowers who are experiencing financial hardship or who are returning to school.

MOHELA’s loan consolidation services can help borrowers simplify their loan payments by consolidating multiple student loans into one single loan with one monthly payment. They also provide loan forgiveness options for borrowers who meet certain qualifications such as teaching in low-income schools or serving in the military.

For lenders, MOHELA offers a range of services including loan servicing, loan origination, loan securitization and loan rehabilitation. They also provide detailed loan reporting and analytics, as well as fraud detection and prevention services. MOHELA’s loan rehabilitation program helps borrowers who have defaulted on their loans to get back on track with their loan payments.

MOHELA also offers an online account management service that allows borrowers to view their loan information, make payments, and manage their loan account online. Borrowers can also contact MOHELA’s customer service team for assistance with any loan-related questions or issues.

In summary, MOHELA is a non-profit student loan servicer that services federal and private student loans. They provide a wide range of services for borrowers, including loan repayment, loan consolidation, loan forgiveness, and loan rehabilitation. They also offer loan servicing, loan origination, and loan securitization services for lenders. MOHELA’s online account management service and customer service team provide borrowers with easy access to their loan information and assistance with any loan-related questions or issues.

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How Do I Find My Student Loan Servicer?

The best way to find your student loan servicer is to check your credit report. Your credit report will list all of the loans you have, including student loans, and the servicer for those loans. You can get a free copy of your credit report from each of the major credit reporting agencies (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion) once a year by visiting AnnualCreditReport.com.

Another way to find your student loan servicer is to log in to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) website. The NSLDS is a database that contains information on all of the federal student loans you have received and the servicer(s) for those loans. You can log in to the NSLDS website using your FSA ID, which is the same username and password you use to log in to the FAFSA website.

Additionally, if you have private student loans, you can check your credit report or contact the lender directly to find out who your servicer is. If you’re not sure who your lender is, you can contact the credit reporting agencies or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) for assistance.

It is important to know who your student loan servicer is because they are the ones who will be handling your loan payments, deferments, forbearance, and other loan-related issues. It is also important to contact them if you are having trouble making your payments or if you have any other questions about your loans.