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Some federal student loan borrowers report seeing incorrect “loans in default” notices on StudentAid.gov after a recent website update. The issue appears limited to the StudentAid.gov website and not a…
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Splash Financial See disclaimers at: https://www.splashfinancial.com/disclaimers/ Splash Financial, Inc. (NMLS #1630038), licensed by the DFPI under California Financing Law, license # 60DBO-102545 Terms and Conditions apply. Splash reserves the right to…
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Abe Student Loans Before applying for a private student loan, DR Bank and Monogram LLC recommend exhausting all financial aid alternatives including grants, scholarships, and federal student loans. The AbeSM…
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TL;DR: How This Calculator Works This tool estimates your discretionary income as defined by federal student-loan regulations, not personal-budget leftover money. Discretionary income = Your AGI – (150% or 225%…
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Splash Financial has made a “splash” in the student loan market by offering some of the best rates and best student loan bonuses available. They started out focusing on medical…
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Splash Financial See disclaimers at: https://www.splashfinancial.com/disclaimers/ Splash Financial, Inc. (NMLS #1630038), licensed by the DFPI under California Financing Law, license # 60DBO-102545 Terms and Conditions apply. Splash reserves the right to…
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The federal tax-free exclusion for most student-loan forgiveness under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 expires on December 31, 2025. Starting in tax year 2026, forgiven loan amounts under…
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Our two daughters are struggling with student debt. Should we dip into our $1.8 million 401(k)s to buy them apartments?
“Each apartment would be priced close to $225,000.”
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No, the government does not make a profit on student loans, despite charging interest. In 2024, the government lost $19.64 for every $100 loaned, but in more “normal” years, it…
