Paige Douglas+FollowStudent Loan 'Golden Letters' Are Here!Ever heard of the PSLF 'golden letter'? It's basically the Willy Wonka ticket for student loans—if you work in public service and make 120 payments, your remaining federal loans can get wiped out. Lately, more folks are actually getting these letters, so hope is in the air! Just remember: keep your job docs updated and be patient—processing still takes a couple of months. Debt-free dreams do come true! #Business #StudentLoans #PSLF261Share
Charles Richardson+FollowStudent Loan SAVE Plan Just Got RiskyStudent loan borrowers on the SAVE plan, heads up! Interest is back, which means your debt could grow by $219 a month if you stick with forbearance. No progress toward loan forgiveness, either. And by 2028 (maybe sooner), you’ll be moved to a new repayment plan automatically. If you’re still on SAVE, it might be time to look for a better deal before your balance balloons! #Education #StudentLoans #DebtAlert910Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowStudent Loans Could Hit Your Paycheck SoonStudent loan drama alert: If you’re behind on payments, your paycheck could take a hit as soon as this summer. The Department of Education is warning millions that wage garnishment is back on the table for those in default. That means your tax refund and even part of your salary could be snatched if you don’t get back on track. Time to double-check your loan status before your next payday surprise! #Education #StudentLoans #WageGarnishment1412Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowStudent Loan Interest Is Back—Now What?Student loan interest just started piling up again for millions on the SAVE plan. If you were loving that forbearance life, it’s over—thanks to a policy change, interest is back as of August 1. The Department of Ed says you might want to switch plans, but if you stick with SAVE, interest will keep growing and you won’t get closer to forgiveness. Anyone else rethinking their budget right now? What’s your move? #Education #StudentLoans #DebtCrisis22Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowStudent Loan Interest Is Back—Now What?Federal student loan interest is back as of August 1, and borrowers are feeling the pinch. The SAVE plan made payments easier for many, but with interest piling up again, it might be time to rethink your strategy. Refinancing could help lower your monthly bills, but be careful—switching to a private lender means losing out on federal perks like forgiveness and flexible payment plans. Think twice before making a move! #Education #StudentLoans #FinanceTips32Share
Willie Morales+FollowStudent Loan Payments: Why Your Bill’s Going UpHeads up if you’re on the SAVE student loan plan: interest is coming back August 1, so your balance might start growing again. That means your monthly bill could jump by around $300, just for interest! This is all because of a court order, and the government is nudging folks to switch to a new repayment plan. If you’re worried, check your numbers on the Federal Student Aid website and see if another plan fits your budget better. #Business #MakeMoney #StudentLoans98Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUMich’s Hot Take on New Student Loan RulesUMich students and staff are buzzing about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R.1) and its wild changes to student loans. Pell Grants now cover trade schools, but loan repayment plans are getting slashed and new borrowing caps could make grad school way tougher to afford. Some think fewer repayment options make sense, but everyone’s confused and worried about how these changes will actually play out. Is this really helping students, or just making college even harder to reach? #Education #College #StudentLoans00Share
cody79+FollowStudent Loan Interest Is Back—Here’s What It MeansHeads up if you’re on the SAVE student loan plan: interest is piling up again starting August 1. That means your loan balance could start growing even if you’re making those low or $0 payments. The drama? Some folks thought their loans would be forgiven sooner, but now they might be paying hundreds more a month just in interest. If you’re feeling the pinch, now’s the time to check your repayment options and avoid surprise bills! #Business #MakeMoney #StudentLoans131Share
Elizabeth Krueger+FollowJob Recruiter Spills on Why Debt Gets You HiredEver wondered why so many jobs require a bachelor’s degree—even when it’s not really needed? A former recruiter on TikTok claims it’s not about your education, but your student debt. She says employers want people with loans because debt makes you more desperate to keep your job and less likely to push back. Basically, companies are looking for folks who need that paycheck, not just want it. Wild, right? Would you believe this is true? #JobCareer #jobsearch #studentloans20Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowStudent Loan Interest Is Back—Ouch!Student loan interest is officially back for 7.7 million people on the SAVE plan. After a court ruling, the zero-interest pause is over, and balances will start growing again—even if you’re not making payments yet. Some borrowers could see their monthly costs jump by $300! If you’re on SAVE, check out other repayment options ASAP to avoid a ballooning balance. The interest resumes August 1, so get ready for your loan total to climb. #Education #StudentLoans #SAVEPlan85Share
