Income-Driven Repayment Forgiveness: New Deadline
Published 2023-12-27
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Hosted by Stanley Tate
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you!! I almost tuned out completely, when I thought that your goal was to lead everyone toward bankruptcy. Glad I stayed with you. Appreciate the info. PP Loaner here.
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Tate is an outstanding lawyer and expert in the student loan arena...he has helped me a lot....Highly Recommend!
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Omg!!!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You were so clear and concise. I now have peace of mind, I did it correctly. ā¤ Much love and appreciation. š
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You doing the Lords work brother Thank you!! šš¾
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Thank you. I need to set an appointment with you how to opt out. I missed my previous appointment, my fault.
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Thank. you for this information!!!
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Thank you SO much!
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I really enjoy hearing his voice in the background of my day lol
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I just consolidated, but I donāt know how many years I have left
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How do you know how many years you have left?
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Thank you!! I am currently in my 1st year of PSLF and have had loans since 2000. I wasn't able to utilize the PSLF waiver in time as I was not in public service to consolidate my undergrad loans with my grad loans and count the payments I made as a teacher in 2005 (for that undergrad loan, I have 64 payments left but close to 120 payments for my grad loans). Could the IDR waiver assist me? Could it be a disadvantage? I think I may have a max of 12 years of payments and some forbearance. Thank you so much!!!!
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Well here I am in May applying for idr and hoping theyāll approve mine for forgiveness. Late to the party but hopefully theyāll accept mine anyways
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I have two direct consolidated loans. One subsidized. One unsubsidized. Completed consolidation in 2016. Within those consolidated loans are two different years I entered into repayment. 10/2004 and then 6/2010. Will the IDR adjustment look at this and since the loans are consolidated will the balance be forgiven from the earliest date of 10/2004, in October of this year? Grateful for your wisdom!
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Great Vids! TY TY, trying to interpret the fed website, and trusting said interpretation, in difficult. I'd love to hear if you have any inside scoop on the black box I am in the queue in. Zero feedback since consolidating 12/01/23. Even filed a complaint 3/1/24...no reply at all(it said 15 days) I have loans from 8/1994!!!!!! Phew!
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I put in my application for consolidation at the end of September and it's still in process with Nelnet. Is anybody else having a problem getting the consolidation finalized?
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Someone still paying a student loan generated in 1994 is diabolical and speaks to how broken our system is and how much more work needs to be done to change it...
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How do i qaulify
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Do parent plus loans or private loans qualify? My wife took one for my son. Trying to get it forgiven. Which one of these programs should I consolidate to? Is it a requirement to switch the private loan over to the Fed program, then consolidate? If so, assuming 30 April is the dead line
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Thanks for this clearly outlined video! One question (referring to 6:24). My loans were with the Dept of Ed during COVID and were on the COVID Forbearance Plan. After COVID, they were, for some reason, transferred to Nelnet. I applied for forgiveness prior to the transfer but haven't received forgiveness. Does this mean I need to apply yet again by Apr 30?
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I recently consolidated. I have an undergrad loan dating back to 2004. I'm curious if all of my loans will be waived even if I attended grad school too.