How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness in 2024

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56% : Other forgiveness programsOutside of IDR and PSLF, your student loan forgiveness options may include:Teacher Loan Forgiveness, if you work in a qualifying low-income school.
52% : The SAVE plan forgives remaining student debt in as little as 10 years if you have an original balance of $12,000 or less, and in up to 20 or 25 years for other borrowers.
51% : A handful of existing federal student loan forgiveness programs have erased $143.6 billion in student debt for 3.96 million borrowers as of March 21, according to the Education Department, with more to come this year.
46% : Loan balances forgiven through PSLF, Teacher Loan Forgiveness, borrower defense to repayment, closed school discharge and Perkins loan cancellation are exempt from federal taxation.
38% : More From NerdWalletDo This by April 30 if You Want Loan Forgiveness This YearLatest FAFSA Error Affects Aid for 200K, Offers for Everyone ElseNext Target in Biden vs. Junk Fees: Colleges, Student LendingThe article How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness in 2024 originally appeared on NerdWallet.

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