My Plan for the Student Loan Tax Bomb
The student loan tax bomb may or may not happen. My plan uses a Roth IRA to save for retirement and prepare for big tax bill.
The student loan tax bomb may or may not happen. My plan uses a Roth IRA to save for retirement and prepare for big tax bill.
Student loan borrowers are supposed to get loan forgiveness after 20-25 years. Servicers messed up. Cancelation is the only fair solution.
Getting student loans discharged through Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) isn’t easy, but it isn’t as hard as some news reports make it sound.
Wealthy doctors and Harvard grads are not the people who would benefit from student loan forgiveness or debt cancellation programs.
Leaving a PSLF eligible job for the private sector might seem like a bad idea, but there are some situations where the move makes sense.
As borrowers, we need to do a better job making the case for student loan forgiveness. We need to earn the empathy of our fellow Americans.
Getting the full value of federal student loan forgiveness programs requires more than just paying the minimum to maximize forgiveness.
Balancing private student loans and qualifying for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) isn’t easy.
The wait for Income-Driven Student Loan Forgiveness takes decades. In some cases waiting for debt forgiveness is the more expensive strategy.