Article by John Wrinn
Baltimore, MD (March 30, 2007) – Student Loan Financial Group, the premier financial center specializing in consolidating student, college, private and federal loans, today announced the launch of its online blog, a platform for students and parents to discuss, debate and offer solutions for those obtaining and consolidating student loans.Student Loan Financial Group’s Blog provides an encyclopedic database of information, with exclusive tips and anecdotes from both the Company’s clients, and general visitors to the Web site. In addition to providing blog capabilities, the site also features a feed of student loan news that is updated daily from sources around the world. This site was developed to provide students and parents with information from a broad community of experienced individuals. John Wrinn, President of Student Loan Financial Group said, “We developed the blog because it offers an unmatched capability to educate. Our blog is an open forum that enables students and parents to share their knowledge and experiences within a platform that isn’t subsidized by any college or company, which is exactly what makes it such a vital and constructive source of information.”For further information about the Student Financial Loan Blog or to learn more about Student Loan Financial Group, please visit their Web site at http://www.studentloanfinancialgroup.com/.About Student Loan Financial GroupStudent Loan Financial Group (SLFG) is a premier loan service that guides clients through the options and choices of student loan financing with ease and simplicity. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, SLFG specializes in student loan consolidation and has helped thousandths of students fulfill their ambitions of high education. Through an extensive network of highly specialized products, SLFG offers low rates, great borrower benefits and the best options available to solve a wide-range of consumer-financing needs. SLFG was incorporated as a privately held company in 2006; all of its shares are currently held by officers and employees.Contact:John Wrinn, Student Loan Financial Groupjohn@slfg.net