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Student Loan Forgiveness

During this live, we discussed the differences between the limited public student loans forgiveness wavier and the public student loans forgiveness. We discussed the limited changes to include President Biden's loan forgiveness program.

*You must have direct loans to take advantage of all the federal forgiveness taking place at this time. So check on studentaid.gov to see what type of loans you currently have. Do not miss out, do it asap!

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: as of 11:59pm 11/29/22 No FFEL loans will qualify for the one time 10 or 20k relief or Public Student Loan Forgiveness. Prior yesterday 11/29/22 the current administration said that you could consolidate your loans into direct loans and take advantage of the one time relief and public loan forgiveness. This is so unfair on so many levels. New video will be out today to explain more!

Here are a few highlights of the PSLF Waiver. In this video, we'll go over the forms, some action steps to take advantage of the waiver. Remember that the PSLF Waiver expires on October 31, 2022, so you must act by then to benefit. This PSLF order may benefit both current and former government (city, state & federal)/non-profit employees. Even if you have applied and been accepted to the program in the past please certify all your qualifying employment.

However, again it is set to expire on October 31, 2022, so act quickly! Again, hear me clearly, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness has changed dramatically for a limited time. This loan forgiveness is making debt freedom more obtainable. More payments are becoming eligible for loan forgiveness across all federal students loans and because these changes are being implemented retroactively, thousands of Americans will be eligible for immediate public service loan forgiveness. Will you be able to get your student loans forgiven? To find out, watch this video! And act now do not wait until the last minute.

FYI: Even if you've been denied from the PSLF program in the past due to your loan type or whatever reason, APPLY AGAIN the new waiver could potentially help you.


Also, the IDR waiver that was released on April 19, 2022, could allow persons with more than 12 months or 36 total months of forbearance to receive credit as well.

Access the documents below:

PSLF waiver: https://studentaid.gov/sites/default/...

IDR waiver: https://studentaid.gov/app-static/ima...

PSLF Help Tool: https://studentaid.gov/pslf/

If your loans are in default:
https://myeddebt.ed.gov/ because you can not take advantage of any of these programs if you are currently in default status.

Hope all this information helps. If you have any questions, need extra content or anything is unclear please comment below.

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