There is a long list of resources to knock out federal and private student loans. For many borrowers, the ideal approach will be a combination of some of the programs below.
If you are brand new to student loan repayment, this guide is a helpful starting point.
Federal courts have temporarily blocked parts of the SAVE plan, creating uncertainty for borrowers. The new rulings halt future forgiveness and revised payment calculations, but existing benefits remain available.
Learn how to qualify for the new payment and interest pause amidst ongoing SAVE lawsuits.
If qualifying for PSLF is your goal, there are many tools and resources available to locate eligible employers and verify eligibility.
The SAVE Interest Subsidy is a great resource for borrowers, but if you make payments larger than the minimum, you reduce or eliminate the benefit.
Enrolling in the new SAVE plan can mean extra help from the government on your student loan interest.
The SAVE interest subsidy makes it the best repayment plan for borrowers struggling to keep up with their federal student loans.
Student loan prepayment comes with many advantages, but there are a few downsides that borrowers should understand.
In some cases it is smart to make extra student loan payments. Other times, paying more than the minimum is a waste of money.
The new SAVE plan will offer the lowest monthly payment for the vast majority of borrowers.
