IBR, PAYE and SAVE for Married Couples who Both Have Student Loans
Getting married doesn’t mean payments will double for couples who both have student loans, but payments may still go up.
Getting married doesn’t mean payments will double for couples who both have student loans, but payments may still go up.
Enrolling in the new SAVE plan can mean extra help from the government on your student loan interest.
Qualifying for a SAVE subsidy gives borrowers an opportunity to get creative with their debt elimination strategy.
For graduate borrowers, SAVE isn’t always the best student loan repayment plan. Some people might be better off with quicker forgiveness on PAYE or IBR.
The newest federal repayment plan makes refinancing a bit more risky for borrowers.
The SAVE interest subsidy makes it the best repayment plan for borrowers struggling to keep up with their federal student loans.
Many borrowers worry that changing income-driven repayment plans will result in starting from scratch on the path to student loan forgiveness.
A new lawsuit has student loan borrowers nervous. Should there be concern over the future of SAVE and the one-time IDR account adjustment?
Automated yearly income certification will save IDR borrowers money and prevent mistakes with deadlines and timing issues.