I love a good bargain. I'm in awe of those "extreme couponers" who can somehow save hundreds of dollars on groceries. I think part of the trick is taking advantage of "double coupon" days at certain grocery stores. I clip coupons once in awhile and I think I'm doing well if I save a total of $5 or $10 dollars at a time—it would be nice to take advantage of double coupons, but unfortunately my area grocery stores don't offer them.

Doubling up the grocery savings is great, but what if you could do it for your student loans as well? Sound interesting? It is.

Right now, Wells Fargo is offering different discounts on the interest rate you pay for your student loan! For example, if you take out a new student loan, we'll give you an interest rate discount if you have a qualifying Wells Fargo checking account.

That's a pretty good deal on its own, but this summer we're offering an even better deal: When you take out a new Wells Fargo student loan, we'll double the discount you get for a having that Wells Fargo checking account.

Here's how it works: Let's say you take out a student loan for this coming fall semester. If you have a qualifying Wells Fargo Checking Package® checking account, we'd offer you a 0.25% discount on your interest rate, but during our Double Discount promotion that discount doubles to 0.50%. And if you have a qualifying Wells Fargo PMA® account, your interest rate discount doubles from 0.50% to 1.00%.

Just like those grocery store coupons, though, our Double Discount deal does have an expiration date—it's only available from now through September 30, 2012.

1 Comment

is this only for new student loans or exsisiting loans also?

Leave a comment

(optional, but helpful)

Your questions and comments really matter to us! We're glad you want to join the conversation and connect with other Wells Fargo - The Student LoanDown readers. All we ask is that you keep some simple guidelines in mind:

  • Stay on-topic. Only comments that are related to the subject of the blog entry will be posted.
  • Be respectful. It's okay if you disagree with a post or comment, but please, no personal attacks or offensive language.
  • Maintain your privacy and confidentiality. Please do not provide any of your specific account details or other personal information! If you have immediate service needs, please contact your bank representative or Customer Service.
  • Wells Fargo or Wachovia team members: In the interest of full disclosure, if you are a current employee of or are associated with either Wells Fargo or Wachovia, please make note of your affiliation.

Please Note

By posting content on this Blog, you expressly grant Wells Fargo (and its affiliates) the right to use or distribute the posted content in any form, worldwide, and in perpetuity. You also agree to indemnify and hold Wells Fargo harmless against all liabilities, losses, claims and expenses arising from your posting of materials on this Blog (this includes any claim that Wells Fargo's use of the content of images infringes on someone else's intellectual property rights). Please read our Community Guidelines for more information.

If you have immediate service needs or require a follow-up, please contact your bank representative or relationship manager. If you submit your email address, we will use it only if we need additional information about your comment, or if we need to contact you to resolve service issues mentioned in your comment.

Because this is a moderated site, your comments may not appear immediately. Thanks for your patience!

Find out more today!

Visit our Student page or call us at 877-412-5321.

Wells Fargo Community - Ask quesitons. Share knowlege. Need help creating a budget? Estimate your monthly student loan payments Brush up on credit basics

Ask the Expert

Got a question on your mind? Ask one of our experts! Submit your question by email using the links below--we'll try our best to answer it.

Customer? Sign on to send us a secure email.

Not a customer yet? Email a loan expert with general questions.

Recent Comments

  • wendy: is this only for new student loans or exsisiting loans read more

Archives