How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness in 2024

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56% : Other forgiveness programs Outside 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 NerdWallet Do 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 Lending The article How to Get Student Loan Forgiveness in 2024 originally appeared on NerdWallet.

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