๐ How much would you save by switching student loan plans?
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Millions of borrowers face payment shock as the SAVE plan ends. You have a 90-day window to choose a new repayment plan before defaulting to a potentially costlier standard plan. Compare your options now to see how much you could save by switching.
Current Loan & IDR Plan Details
[-] Enter your current federal student loan details. We'll use this to estimate what your default standard payment might look like.
Default Standard Plan
[-] If you miss the 90-day deadline, you may default to a standard 10-year repayment plan. This often means a significantly higher monthly bill.
New Income-Driven Plan
[-] Explore other Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans based on your income to avoid payment shock.
Standard Plan Costs
[-] Calculations for the default standard plan.
Standard monthly payment
Total cost on standard plan
New IDR Plan Costs
[-] Calculations for a new IDR plan.
Total cost on new IDR plan
Savings Comparison
[-] Comparing the total costs of both options.
Monthly savings with new IDR
Total savings with new IDR
Next Steps & Deadlines
[-] You have 90 days from receiving your notice to act. Don't wait until you're placed in a standard plan.
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โ๏ธ Results Summary & Comparison
Here is how much you could save by actively choosing a new IDR plan instead of defaulting to the standard plan.
Total Savings by Switching
Monthly Savings by Switching
Action to Take
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