How Much Income is Too Much for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?
Chasing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) doesn’t make sense for some borrowers with higher incomes. Finding that line isn’t always easy.
Chasing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) doesn’t make sense for some borrowers with higher incomes. Finding that line isn’t always easy.
Even though the October 31, 2022, deadline has passed, Public Service Loan Forgiveness Borrowers can still take advantage of many of the Limited Waiver provisions.
Leaving your current job could be a mistake, even if you have already worked the full ten years required for PSLF.
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.
After the initial excitement of student loan forgiveness or a refund, borrowers often worry about tax consequences.
No matter where you work or how much you make, there are paths to student loan forgiveness.
The United States doesn’t offer a loan forgiveness program designed for essential workers. However, there are many avenues for essential workers to get their student loans forgiven.
When the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Help Tool warns that your employer is likely ineligible for PSLF, it sounds like bad news, but it really isn’t.