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Thank you for reaching out. For more information on the Schwab transition, including information regarding one-time passcodes, we recommend visiting the FAQ page: welcome.schwab.com/faqs Additionally, you should reach out to your wealth management firm if you're having issues with your managed accounts.

For more information regarding the Schwab transition we recommend visiting the FAQ page: welcome.schwab.com/faqs Also, you should reach out to your wealth management firm if you're having issues with your managed accounts.

Thank you for reaching out! In terms of a 20 year projection, let's take a look: I Bonds may not be as ideal for long-term, 20 year horizons. They're attractive right now because inflation is so high (they can reset to lower rates if inflation goes down). They are good cash alternatives for someone that doesn't need the liquidity, and are good for goals when you might spend the money in 2-5 years from now. Whereas EE Bonds in general, have paid between 0.1 - 0.6% over the last 10 years. Once again, the government guarantees the EE bond value will double over 20 years! Here are the current rates: www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/indepth/ebonds/res_e_bonds_eeratesandterms_eebondsissued052005andafer.htm

While we don't know the specifics of your loans, something helpful might be to check the PSLF help tool to see what your latest loan status is. PSLF Help tool: studentaid.gov/pslf/ PSLF qualifications: studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/public-service