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Relief for some student loan borrowers as the Biden Administration launched a beta website for its new income driven student loan repayment plan.

Details about qualifying for the program and how much relief it will offer will not be available for months, while the Biden administration goes through the “negotiated rule-making process” mandated by the Higher Education Act of 1965.

Are going to be eligible for the new repayment plan that people are calling the save plan. now, whether that plan ends up giving you a lower payment will depend on what your income is, especially in relation to how much you owe in student loans. so, for example, someone that owes, say, 50,000 in student loans and they make, say, 80,000 a year. they should see their payments go down as a result of this new plan. however, someone that owes, say, 20,000 in student loans and they make $100,000, they likely will not see a reduction in their monthly payment as a result of this plan. >> and that's so...

You're delinquent. the other big thing that's under foot is a change in income-based repayment. they're rolling out a new plan called the save plan. it's really good news for borrowers who are strapped by a certain amount of monthly income that makes it difficult to make their payments. under this new income-based repayment plan, you'll have to pay at most 5% of your disposable income, that's for an undergraduate student, or 10% toward your monthly payments. there's also been an increase in what's considered disposable income, so that more money is actually sheltered from those payments. and o...

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