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I know some of the other rules surrounding the PSLF program were loosened, but if you were not making income-based repayments at all (extended graduated payments were made instead), is there any way under the new rules that they qualify as payments? I haven't been able to find anything in the affirmative, unfortunately.
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Vahakyla posted:So what is the best solution for me. My loan payments start soon as we all know. It’s all just sub and unsub federal loans I took while in ROTC to augment my GI Bill so I didn’t have to work. The interest is of course mega low from Covid times, and the payment isn’t huge. As an officer, I can easily afford it, and I’m very privileged for that. But should I do PSLF? Or is there some other option I’m overlooking? Have you tried the calculator on studentaid.gov? It will show you how long to pay off the loans using their standard plans, and also show you how quickly you'd get forgiven under PSLF. With a balance that low plus high income and low interest, you might pay it off before PSLF kicks in, but the calculator will give you exact payoff dates.
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