7 Reasons IDR Payment Calculations Are Unfair
Income-driven repayment is supposed to keep monthly payments affordable for all borrowers, but IDR plans help some borrowers more than others.
There is a long list of resources to knock out federal and private student loans. For many borrowers, the ideal approach will be a combination of some of the programs below.
If you are brand new to student loan repayment, this guide is a helpful starting point.
Income-driven repayment is supposed to keep monthly payments affordable for all borrowers, but IDR plans help some borrowers more than others.
A jump in income can make monthly payments unaffordable. However, it is possible to skip a high earning year from IDR calculations.
Two recent programs announced by the Department of Education make the path to student loan forgiveness significantly less complicated.
Locking in a fixed-rate student loan means no more interest rate increases or monthly payment changes.
Now is the time to tweak your federal loans to make sure you maximize any upcoming student loan forgiveness.
Lenders often charge borrowers far more than what they originally borrowed because of interest and fees, but sometimes extra costs are avoidable.
If money is tight, there are several student loan strategies that can be used to make student debt more manageable.
Inflation often means higher student loan payments for borrowers. However, interest rates increases are avoidable.
Consolidating and refinancing are both options to streamline repayment and quickly eliminate Aidvantage student loans, but it is critical to make the right selection.