Juno

Helping to reduce student loan debt. We use group buying power to negotiate better financial options for you, for free. Join 205,418+ members.

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We’re a negotiation group aiming to get lower rates or rewards on student loans. We recently wrapped up our negotiations for this year.

For undergrads, grad students, or professionals – we’ve got a deal for you.

See our deals at https://t.co/8YZQ4ufEAy

[PayscopeMD @GetPayScopeMD]

Have you been thinking of refinancing? Thanks to one of our affiliates @join_juno they make the process seamless.

​Rates as low as 3.58% for doctors who qualify (through 9/14)

​https://t.co/N6nnvncppQ

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#refinancing

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Recapping an unforgettable time at CAPACon! Juno was thrilled to be a sponsor at the California Academy of Physician Associates' conference, where we connected with many incredible PAs and discussed their student loan repayment journeys with them.

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On the latest episode of Law School Toolbox, our co-founder, Nikhil, discussed student loan borrowing options for law students, our approach to negotiating student loan rates, and the importance of financial literacy  with Lee Burgess.

Watch now ➡️ https://t.co/6Znd51N5lO

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We’re looking for the next members of our team — leaders to build distribution in each student vertical. With major federal loan changes ahead, we’re scaling to help students bridge the funding gaps.

Find all of our job openings at https://t.co/mEEjn3M0X9.

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New federal student loan rates were recently calculated for the 2025-26 academic year, down slightly by 0.14%. While these rates are slightly lower, it is important to note that these are the second highest federal rates in the last decade. If you're considering a PLUS loan, it's smart to shop around and explore your other options.

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A few weeks ago, Jon Bowen from our Member Happiness team represented Juno during the @NSHSS conference at Clemson University.
Students were also able to sign up for our Juno scholarship and get some additional merch to take home. Big thanks to everyone who stopped by!

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We just launched our refinancing group for the Class of 2025 graduate students!

We use collective bargaining to negotiate lower rates on student loans. Sign up to be a part of the group (for free!) to help us with our negotiation process 👉 https://t.co/iw3pXJoiJX

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Many students and parents think that their financial aid letter is final, while in most cases, you have the ability to appeal.

Not sure know how to write and submit an appeal? You can find the full webinar behind this clip on our webinar page ➡️ https://t.co/t5hhirihpg

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We’re on the move! Our Co-CEO Nikhil Agarwal recently stopped by @HarvLawBiz to give a presentation on financing law school. 🚀

If your on-campus organization is interested in a Juno sponsorship, you can reach out to our partnerships team here ➡️ https://t.co/dlQV5tDOKH

[Aaricka Washington @aarickawash]

FYI: The Federal Funding Pause Does Not Apply to Student Loans and Pell Grants https://t.co/jteRQ0u00P

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Juno has reached 200,000 members! 🎊

We've been able to help students and graduates with $975M+ in student loans – and we wouldn’t be able to do any of this without our community.

We’re thankful to every member who chose to be a part of Juno! Here’s to many more years🥂

[Travis Hornsby, CFA, CFP® @StudentLoanTrav]

Developing: Whispers are that the ICR and PAYE programs are being brought back and that Ed is expecting to lose on the SAVE plan lawsuits.

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And that wraps up the thread! You can find the full webinar at https://t.co/x2x2AJy28p, where there’s an additional Q&A, a discussion on selecting the right loan term and payment plan, and more.

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Our student loan deals launched this past month! Here’s a thread with some important takeaways from our 2024 deal launch webinar ⬇️

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5. The amount of money you request for a loan can be adjusted later if you request too much, either automatically through scholarships or you can prepay the overestimated amount. You can also apply for a second loan, however, it is easier to initially request more than anticipated.