Lawsuit Filed to End SAVE Repayment Plan/One-Time IDR Account Adjustment
A new lawsuit has student loan borrowers nervous. Should there be concern over the future of SAVE and the one-time IDR account adjustment?
A new lawsuit has student loan borrowers nervous. Should there be concern over the future of SAVE and the one-time IDR account adjustment?
Federal direct consolidation can have a huge influence on the IBR and PSLF loan forgiveness clocks.
A zero-dollar monthly payment may seem like a scam, but it is a legitimate option for some federal student loan borrowers.
Choosing the right federal repayment plan might seem overwhelming, but finding the best option usually isn’t very difficult.
In most cases, waiting for the newest IDR repayment plan to be available is a mistake. Delays offer few advantages and come with significant disadvantages.
40,000 borrowers are about to get their remaining student loan balance forgiven, and millions more will move closer to IDR loan forgiveness.
Between temporary programs and alternative calculations, it isn’t easy to identify all of the repayment plans eligible for PSLF.
With some temporary federal student loans programs over, or nearly complete, borrowers have to track several different moving targets.
There is a lot to like about the proposed new IDR plan, but a closer inspection shows some room for improvement.