Repayment Gaps and Student Loan Forgiveness
A gap in repayment may delay student loan forgiveness, but borrowers usually don’t have to start over.
Latest Posts in Student Loan Forgiveness
The Impact of the Federal Interest and Payment Freeze on Loan Forgiveness (UPDATED)
Forbearance and deferments don’t usually count towards student loan forgiveness, but the Covid-19 payment pause is an exception.
Student Loan Forgiveness for Private Sector and For-Profit Employees
You don’t have to work for the government or a non-profit to get student loan forgiveness. Options exist for private sector employees too.
The Future of Public Service Loan Forgiveness
PSLF probably isn’t going anywhere. Even if it PSLF was eliminated, existing borrowers have plenty of protections in place so that they can qualify in the future.
Should I Refinance or Wait for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?
Tax-free student loan forgiveness sounds like a great deal, but there are times quickly paying off your student debt is the best approach.
Biden Student Loan Plan Offers More Hope for Borrowers
Biden isn’t calling for student loan forgiveness for all, but he does want to make some major changes to life with student loan in the United States.
Sheltering Income for lower Student Loan Payments
It is possible for student loan borrowers to have income excluded from their income-driven repayment plan calculations.
Should I Borrow Extra Student Loans to Maximize Forgiveness?
If student loan forgiveness is your plan to pay off your student loans, borrowing extra might seem harmless. However, there are a few major risks.
Eight Alternatives to Student Loan Forgiveness for All
Student loan forgiveness for all and debt cancelation are controversial solutions to a major problem. Other options might not be as helpful, but could be easier to make a reality.