If I co-signed for a private student loan, can I be released from the loan?
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If I co-signed for a private student loan, can I be released from the loan?
Generally speaking, you cannot be released from your obligation to repay the loan.
In some cases, private student loans do have co-signer release options; you would find this information in the terms and conditions of the loan and on the lender’s or servicer’s website. Contact your lender or servicer for more details.
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