If you have questions about the new SAVE plan, income recertification, or anything else related to your student loan repayment, drop your student loan professional a line—they’re here to help guide you through the murky waters of payment plans and more!
We continue to believe in an America in which all can freely believe that “the path of knowledge is open to all that have the determination to walk it,” and we will continue to work with our clients and our partners to make sure it stays that way.
If you have questions about interest rates, or are thinking about refinancing or consolidating, reach out to your student loan professional. They can guide you through the sea of numbers and find the best route forward for your repayment strategy.
If you have questions about interest rates, or are thinking about refinancing or consolidating, reach out to your student loan professional. They can guide you through the sea of numbers and find the best route forward for your repayment strategy.
If you have questions about interest rates, or are thinking about refinancing or consolidating, reach out to your student loan professional. They can guide you through the sea of numbers and find the best route forward for your repayment strategy.
If you’re one of millions of student loan borrowers serviced by MOHELA and you have questions about how these hearings may impact you, give your student loan professional a call. They can help you navigate potential servicer changes, get your paperwork in order, and guide you through all the complexities of repayment and forgiveness.
Your own most exciting two minutes in student loans is coming! Remember that it takes time to make a champion, but the finish line is ever-nearer. If you have patience, savvy, and a great time, the rewards are all the sweeter.
Maybe the reason public opinion is so divided on student loan forgiveness is that there are many Americans who don’t realize that their physician, attorney, professor, or friend is impacted by student debt. Maybe the reason that the White House is taking so much action on student loans is that borrowers are finally breaking the taboo and are being honest with their friends and family about the impact that it’s having on both their financial and personal health.
Starting May 1st, all records will no longer be available on MOHELA’s website and will move to studentaid.gov. To make sure that nothing is lost or omitted in the transition, keep copies of messages, letters, receipts, etc. for yourself.
Because of this transition, there will be a delay processing PSLF applications and borrowers between May 1–July 1, 2024. Throughout this transition, borrowers will also not be able to access any of their PSLF records on either studentaid.gov or MOHELA’s website. FSA recommends that you “save screenshots and correspondence for your personal records…by April 30, 2024.”