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Not all borrowers are impacted by today’s student loan changes in the same way, but for two groups, the timeline ahead is especially critical. If you are: Transitioning out of the SAVE repayment plan, or Managing Parent PLUS loans and exploring income-driven repayment options The coming months represent a limited window to take action, and the decisions made during this time could significantly impact your long-term repayment strategy. Group 1: SAVE Borrowers - Underst

Q: What happens if I don’t change my repayment plan within the 90-day window? A: If you do not select a new repayment plan within your 90-day window, the Department of Education will step in and automatically place you into a repayment plan. While this ensures you remain in repayment status, it’s important to understand that this placement is administrative, not strategic. The assigned plan will be based on your loan type and general eligibility, but it may not reflect y

A major step toward long-awaited debt relief has arrived for borrowers in long-term income-driven repayment (IDR) plans. A recent agreement in the case of American Federation of Teachers (AFT) v. U.S. Department of Education marks a concrete move toward resuming loan forgiveness for borrowers enrolled in Pay As You Earn (PAYE), Income-Contingent Repayment (ICR), and other qualifying IDR plans. The settlement also includes a key protection: borrowers who qualify for forgivenes

Recent legislative changes have created a major opportunity for Parent PLUS loan borrowers — one that could lead to significantly lower...

Under the new rules , Income Based Repayment (IBR) can dramatically reduce payments for Parent PLUS borrowers who consolidate. The...