Jessica Marshall+FollowStudent Loan Forgiveness on Pause?!If you’re on an income-based repayment (IBR) plan for your student loans, here’s the scoop: forgiveness is temporarily paused while the Education Department updates its systems. But don’t freak out—IBR forgiveness isn’t canceled, just delayed. Unlike other plans caught up in court drama, IBR is safe since it was created by Congress. If you’ve hit your forgiveness milestone, you might get refunded for extra payments once things resume. Just know, there’s no set date for when that’ll happen yet! #Education #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness63Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowStudent Loan Forgiveness: What’s Actually Paused?Student loan forgiveness is a hot mess right now! If you’re on an income-based repayment (IBR) plan, your forgiveness is just on pause while the Education Dept updates their system—not canceled. IBR isn’t affected by the court drama blocking other plans like SAVE, PAYE, or ICR. You might have to keep making payments for now, but they say you’ll get a refund for any extras once things are sorted. Heads up: new rules are coming, but IBR is sticking around! #Education #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness10Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowStudent Loan Forgiveness: The IBR PauseIf you’re on an income-based repayment (IBR) plan for your student loans, here’s the scoop: forgiveness is on pause while the Education Department updates its systems. But don’t panic—IBR forgiveness isn’t canceled, just delayed. Other plans like SAVE, PAYE, and ICR are paused too, but for legal reasons. If you’ve hit your forgiveness milestone, you might get a refund for extra payments once things are back on track. No timeline yet, but IBR isn’t going away! #Education #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness90Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowStudent Loan Plan Drama: Why Everyone’s Jumping ShipStudent loan borrowers are ditching the SAVE plan in droves thanks to lawsuits and endless confusion. With the plan basically frozen, people like Tammy Stinson are switching to the Income-Based Repayment plan just to keep making progress toward forgiveness. The kicker? If you stay in SAVE, you’re not making payments or racking up interest, but you’re also not getting any closer to forgiveness. No wonder 160,000 people bailed! The whole thing is a mess, and no one seems to have clear answers. #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness #FinancialNews #CollegeDebt #MoneyMatters #Education1831Share
