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The Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012 would give relief to borrowers with both federal and private student loans. HR 4170 also includes the “10-10” programs, which allow borrowers to pay 10% of their discretionary income for ten years with the remaining balance forgiven afterward. *Wikipedia
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Whether you’ve graduated, dropped out, your school has closed, or other myriad issues, you might be eligible for loan forgiveness. Regardless of circumstance, such as an incomplete education, an inability to find work in your chosen field, or something else, you still have to pay your loans. Though, there are several factors that go into eligibility.
First, do you have federal loans? If you do, you want to apply for an FSA ID. This is a mandate set forth by the government. The online application takes about 1-2 minutes to complete. Once completed, you’re issued an ID. You will need this for loan forgiveness.
Upon reviewing your loans and chatting with you a bit, we learn more about your situation and what forgiveness programs are applicable to you. In some instances, cancellations are available for people who work in public service, including teachers, law enforcement, and military personnel. The type of loan you have also determined your options. Our goal at Goodbye Loans is to get you the very best loan forgiveness program we can. We want to save you time and money.
Graduating is irrelevant. If you have federal loans you very well might qualify.
Yes, loan forgiveness might apply to you.
My school is closed. I didn’t graduate, but I still have student loans, how can I get them forgiven?
The way to get your loans forgiven is by calling Goodbye Loans toll-free number +17027479946 and speaking with one of our advisers.
Unfortunately, when you take out a federal or private loan, 99.9% of the time, you do have to pay your loans. Now, you might be eligible for federal loan forgiveness. You can also contact your lender and find out if you qualify for debt consolidation or discharge.
Regardless of how old your loans are, you still have to pay them. You borrowed money from a private lender or took out a federal loan.
PLUS loans are federal loans that parents of dependent undergraduate students can use to help pay for their education. The U.S. Department of Education makes Direct PLUS Loans to eligible borrowers through schools that participate in the Direct Loan Program. Like all federal loans, you might qualify for loan forgiveness.
No. However, there are many options available for people with private loans. GoodbyeLoans has partner sites we work with that can assist you. If you have any questions, please give us a call +17027479946.
Call us at +17027479946 or fill out the form on this page to speak to one of our representatives. It’s 100% free to see if you qualify for student loan forgiveness, and only takes a few minutes.