Student Loans: Consider applying for the new SAVE plan

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 30

  • @MarieHolliday
    @MarieHolliday Год назад +22

    My Federal Student Loan in the amount of $72,000 dollars was forgiven on August 17, 2023 all glory to God

    • @DianaPalomar-v6i
      @DianaPalomar-v6i Год назад

      That's awesome! how?!

    • @MarieHolliday
      @MarieHolliday Год назад +3

      Under the income driven repayment plan and making 120 qualifying payments, and working for a qualifying employer the last three years in the program my payment was zero dollars

    • @htown148
      @htown148 Год назад

      ​@@MarieHollidayvote blue in 24 !

    • @ajaymunhoo8582
      @ajaymunhoo8582 Год назад +1

      Praise God

    • @ajaymunhoo8582
      @ajaymunhoo8582 Год назад

      When do you start to send in the PSLF form. I about to start making payments soon.

  • @Semelem
    @Semelem Год назад +6

    As a young guy struggling to find my footing in life and making little income, thank god for SAVE allowing me more time to save money to tackle my principle without a monthly bill and interest eating all my income. BUT we MUST have publicly funded college that lets our populace get accreditation without debt. This SAVE plan is far from enough

  • @theresabell2492
    @theresabell2492 Год назад +1

    Thank u for sharing I just applied for the Save program paying off my grad loans I am paying under a $100 dollars. Congress need to keep this program in place and help today tomorrow and future borrowers.❤❤❤

  • @jeremybonebrake959
    @jeremybonebrake959 Год назад

    What if you have 10 years in paying with the IBR? Will those 10 years count toward the 20-25 year forgiveness if you switch to the SAVE or does the time start over?
    Also, I think there isn't an income cap on the SAVE like there is with the IBR. The IBR caps out at the traditional payment amount. Monthly payments on SAVE will continue to go up with income.

  • @recordrabbit
    @recordrabbit 10 месяцев назад

    Everyone should pay as little as humanly possible on these predatory student loans. There should have never been capitalized interest on education loans in the first place! When the Higher Education Act was passed in 1965, student loans were designed to be INTEREST FREE. Dentists should not be kept in debt for SERVING THEIR FELLOW AMERICANS with healthcare.

  • @znothingfacez5681
    @znothingfacez5681 Год назад +2

    Can I pay more than the minimum payment on the Save program?

  • @karen4stars
    @karen4stars Год назад

    Can SAVE program be challenged in court?

    • @Semelem
      @Semelem Год назад +2

      Anything can be challenged in court; however considering this is really just tweaking a previously-existing plan it’s hard to see any challenge holding up. My bigger concern would be a future administration trying to get rid of SAVE

  • @DianaPalomar-v6i
    @DianaPalomar-v6i Год назад

    Q. What happens to all the interest that was added on to the loans before SAVE?

    • @Penny.22
      @Penny.22 Год назад

      They will be added to your principal unfortunately so if you are able -pay the accumulated interest before September 1st.

  • @andymarshall44
    @andymarshall44 Год назад +1

    Make your payments

  • @lalitamarvin1837
    @lalitamarvin1837 Год назад

    This is going to be such a game changer for so many people!

  • @LOFLC2012
    @LOFLC2012 Год назад +1

    Thank you guys! being reseacrhing for my son.

  • @swiftkarma4436
    @swiftkarma4436 Год назад

    Thank you for this simple video

  • @kmcq692
    @kmcq692 Год назад

    Stop talking over each other please. And ending each sentence in a guttural whisper. Stressing me out.

  • @welfareleech1525
    @welfareleech1525 Год назад

    Don’t go to college.

  • @Reesuns.
    @Reesuns. Год назад

    Great video! Keep it up!

  • @carynnevalle
    @carynnevalle Год назад +2

    Within the SAVE program,“You may have to pay income tax on any amount that is forgiven”. That’s the catch 😂

    • @ellejaydotson5406
      @ellejaydotson5406 Год назад +1

      It depends on the state. It’s only like 4 states that are going to tax the forgiveness and it’s only state tax.

    • @itssteve6018
      @itssteve6018 Год назад +1

      What if there is no income tax in your state?

    • @ellejaydotson5406
      @ellejaydotson5406 Год назад +2

      @@itssteve6018 - Then they won’t tax it. MN, IN, NC and MS are the only states that are taxing student loan forgiveness and again, it’s only state tax. WI, AR and CA are under review. They haven’t decided yet.