Extra Payments During SAVE Litigation Forbearance Are a Mistake
Extra payments during the SAVE forbearance don’t count toward forgiveness and could ultimately be a costly mistake for borrowers.
Extra payments during the SAVE forbearance don’t count toward forgiveness and could ultimately be a costly mistake for borrowers.
One of the latest student loan scams involves letters by mail. The letter includes details to appear legitimate, but it isn’t.
If qualifying for PSLF is your goal, there are many tools and resources available to locate eligible employers and verify eligibility.
It is possible for Parent PLUS loans to qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), but borrowers have to jump through some hoops.
The terms of the one-time account adjustment deadline are a bit complicated, but consolidation right now is a big opportunity for many federal student loan borrowers.
Erasing student debt in less than ten years isn’t guarenteed, but there are realistic options for borrowers to pursue.
Time on a deferment or forbearance usually doesn’t count towards student loan forgiveness, but there is one massive exception to the rule and a couple temporary exceptions.
For most borrowers, earning some extra cash on the side won’t get in the way of public service student loan forgiveness.
Options to speed up student loan forgiveness by paying extra are limited.