As a not-for-profit agency, SLFA devotes all of its funds to acquiring additional student loans and freeing up capital for new students. This allows SLFA to fulfill the needs of our borrowers, schools and lenders.
SLFA provides products and services designed to help ease repayment through flexible repayment options and to provide students with accurate and timely information about loans, grants and other financial aid options.
Fiscal year 1998 resounded with substantial accomplishments for SLFA. Highlights included:
Issuing $150 million in tax exempt bonds Receiving an AAA bond rating Purchasing more than $30 million in student loans Introducing the Qwantum Consolidation Loan Establishing an array of distinctly different borrower incentive programs Launching a Community Service Repayment Assistance Program
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Contact Us Student Loan Finance Association 811 First Avenue, Suite 500 Seattle, WA 98104
You can call us at 1-888-311-SLFA (7532) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., PST, Monday - Friday.
Send your requests or questions to info@slfaloan.com or fax us at 206-461-7256.
For more information or questions regarding loans serviced by AFSA Data Corporation, please call 1-800-835-4611.
For more information or questions regarding loans serviced by SLFA Services, please call 1-888-744-4530.
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Board of Directors
Edward N. Lange Partner (retired) Davis Wright Tremaine
Carl C. Donovan President Education Assistance Foundation
Steven C. Pumphrey Executive Vice President Western Bank
Richard A. Rutkowski President Green River Community College
Andrew J. Gerlicher Senior Vice President Key Bank of Oregon
Officers of the Board
Edward N. Lange Chairman
Steven C. Pumphrey Vice Chairman
Andrew J. Gerlicher Treasurer
SLFA's Community Service Repayment Assistance Program
The Community Service Repayment Assistance Program provides student loan repayment relief to borrowers who forgo lucrative salaries to pursue community service careers after completing their graduate or professional courses of study.
The program helps employees of public service agencies working in fields such as legal, health care, social and education services repay their student loans.
Through the program, SLFA will pay $200 per month toward a borrower's student loan debt for a maximum of 36 months. To maintain eligibility for this assistance, borrowers must continue to work for an agency participating in SLFA's Repayment Assistance Program
Public service agencies must first apply for participation in SLFA's Community Service Repayment Assistance Program before their employees may participate
