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A popular student loan forgiveness plan was just paused

Trump's ‘big beautiful bill' created a new student loan repayment plan: Here's what borrowers need to know

Under RAP, monthly payments will typically range from 1% to 10% of your earnings; the more you make, the bigger your required payment.

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With student loan forgiveness under IBR plan paused, what it means for borrowers

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Student loan forgiveness in the IBR plan is paused, Education Department says. Here's what to know.

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Trump’s overhaul of student loans highlights need for sound debt management

The recent resumption of student loan payments and the end of the moratorium on lenders reporting missed payments to the credit bureaus is another timely reminder: Too much debt can weigh on the fina...

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Big changes are coming to student loan repayment. Here’s how to prepare.

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Student loan forgiveness program is paused

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SAVE Borrowers Encouraged to Move to IBR Even Though Forgiveness Options Are Paused. Here's What's Going On

The Department of Education put IBR forgiveness on hold but says it's temporary. Here's when forgiveness could resume and what it means for you.

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8 major student loan changes from Trump’s budget bill: Next steps for borrowers

Starting next summer, graduate borrowers can only take out direct loans that have a lower borrowing cap. These are the new limits for graduate school borrowing: For graduate students: up to $20,500 per year; $100,000 total. For professional and medical students: up to $50,000 per year; $200,000 total.

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What Is Income-Based Repayment? - Forbes

Income-Based Repayment (IBR) bases the monthly payment on 15% of discretionary income, as opposed to the amount you owe. The repayment term is up to 25 years.