Meet the Worst Federal Student Loan Repayment Plan
The worst federal student loan repayment plan has high monthly payments, no forgiveness options, and makes it harder to buy a home.
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Wait for IDR Forgiveness or Aggressively Repay Federal Student Loans?
The wait for Income-Driven Student Loan Forgiveness takes decades. In some cases waiting for debt forgiveness is the more expensive strategy.
Can I sign up for IBR, PAYE or SAVE if I don’t have a job?
IDR plans like PAYE, REPAYE, and IBR were designed to provide borrowers with affordable payments. For the unemployed, this often means $0 payments.
When is it time to give up on Income-Driven Repayment Plans like IBR, PAYE, and REPAYE?
Income-driven repayment plans are usually the best option for federal borrowers, but some circumstances justify a change in strategy.
When Income-Driven Repayment Plans Like IBR, PAYE and REPAYE are a Mistake
IDR plans are usually the best choice for many student loan borrowers. However, there are times when opting for another plan is the best option.
Will Signing Up For IBR, PAYE or REPAYE Help My Credit Score?
The credit score impact of enrollment in IDR plans like PAYE, IBR and REPAYE is usually minimal, but it can be a huge help in certain circumstances.
IBR, PAYE, and REPAYE Calculations for Multiple Loans and Multiple Lenders
If you have multiple federal student loans or you are stuck with more than one federal servicer, the Income-Driven Repayment math might seem complicated. Fortunately, it is pretty easy.