Get Your Student Loans Forgiven

23-year-old teacher with $50,000 of Federal student loans and $45,000 of private student loans.

• Set the Federal student loans up for $52,000 of forgiveness.
• Refinanced her private loans from interest rates of 8%, 9.625%, and 11.25% to 3.45%, which is projected to save over $18,000.
  

Results will vary by individual and there is no guarantee your situation will be resolved in the ways described above.

30-year-old who works at a non-profit with $60,000 in loans that just married a high-income earner.

• Recommended that they file taxes separately vs. jointly. If they had filed jointly their loan payment would have gone from $158.30 to around $1,000 a month.
• Worked with their accountant and filing their taxes separately meant paying an extra $2,000 in taxes but saved $10,000 in loan payments a year. This saved them $8,000 a year and they are projected to get over $40,000 of loan forgiveness.
  

Results will vary by individual and there is no guarantee your situation will be resolved in the ways described above.

60-year-old borrowed $360,000 in Parent Plus loans to send their kids to college.

• We used the double consolidation loophole and filed taxes separately to lower the monthly payment from $4,228 to $546.
• Projected to get over $472,000 of loan forgiveness!
  

Results will vary by individual and there is no guarantee your situation will be resolved in the ways described above.