Student Loan Interest Resumes August 1st for SAVE Plan Borrowers
CBS New YorkAugust 5, 20252 min3,132 views
10 connectionsΒ·16 entities in this videoβChanges to Federal Student Loans
- π― Starting August 1st, the education department will resume charging interest on federal student loans for borrowers in the SAVE plan.
- π‘ The SAVE plan, enacted by President Biden, aims to reduce monthly payments based on income and family size.
Impact on SAVE Plan Borrowers
- π Approximately 8 million borrowers are affected by this change.
- π While loans remain in the SAVE plan, interest will begin to accrue, and borrowers will see their monthly payments increase.
- β οΈ Borrowers are advised to contact their federal student loan servicer to make a plan for catching up on monthly dues.
Future Repayment Plans
- ποΈ For borrowers of all income-driven repayment plans, there's an on-ramp until July 1st, 2028, before they are forced into one of two new plans.
- π New borrowers, who take out student loans after July 1st, 2026, will be immediately required to use these two new repayment plans.
Preparing for the Deadline
- π The best first step is to contact your federal student loan servicer to understand your balance and payment schedule.
- π€ Consider enrolling in automatic payments to avoid missed payments.
- π Seek help from a student loan counselor or lawyer if needed, and utilize free resources on sites like Bankrate or studentaid.gov.
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