LRAP/IBR/PSLF. How does it work? Let's find out!

[Kümmel]

You're right!

shocking

[twenty]

It's that time of the year again!

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-t ... 2019-03-12

[Nebby]

The proposal would only apply to loans originated after July 2020 (it's obviously bad nonetheless, but wouldn't fuck anyone currently out of school and on the path towards PSLF).

[ageofsuf]

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[UVA2B]

I can't seem to find any Democratic candidates willing to address current student debt. Everything is about making college "affordable" or "free," but nothing about addressing the trillion dollar debt crisis.

While minimally related to the thread topic here, this doesn’t belong here. If you have questions about the nuts and bolts of repayment and forgiveness programs as currently constituted, it belongs here. Discussion of political candidates and their particular policy stances have several threads in the lounge where this can be discussed.

Consider this your warning.

[Nebby]

I can't seem to find any Democratic candidates willing to address current student debt. Everything is about making college "affordable" or "free," but nothing about addressing the trillion dollar debt crisis.

While minimally related to the thread topic here, this doesn’t belong here. If you have questions about the nuts and bolts of repayment and forgiveness programs as currently constituted, it belongs here. Discussion of political candidates and their particular policy stances have several threads in the lounge where this can be discussed.

Consider this your warning.

100% likelihood that this is 24K or whatever his username is

[ageofsuf]

I can't seem to find any Democratic candidates willing to address current student debt. Everything is about making college "affordable" or "free," but nothing about addressing the trillion dollar debt crisis.

While minimally related to the thread topic here, this doesn’t belong here. If you have questions about the nuts and bolts of repayment and forgiveness programs as currently constituted, it belongs here. Discussion of political candidates and their particular policy stances have several threads in the lounge where this can be discussed.

Consider this your warning.

Can we skip the warning and you can instead delete my account? I don't need to have one.

[UVA2B]

I can't seem to find any Democratic candidates willing to address current student debt. Everything is about making college "affordable" or "free," but nothing about addressing the trillion dollar debt crisis.

While minimally related to the thread topic here, this doesn’t belong here. If you have questions about the nuts and bolts of repayment and forgiveness programs as currently constituted, it belongs here. Discussion of political candidates and their particular policy stances have several threads in the lounge where this can be discussed.

Consider this your warning.

Can we skip the warning and you can instead delete my account? I don't need to have one.

Sure thing. Sorry you didn't get what you wanted here.

[Nebby]

Some data (thread)

[Nebby]

Thread

[archipm]

idk if there was a different thread for different school's LRAPs but UChicago mildly improved theirs this year!

[necho2]

idk if there was a different thread for different school's LRAPs but UChicago mildly improved theirs this year!

+1

Also discovering that the whole "clerkships are covered" thing is not nearly as standard as I initially believed...

[icechicken]

idk if there was a different thread for different school's LRAPs but UChicago mildly improved theirs this year!

Yeah, looks like it's still positive-amortized (which makes it a little less awesome that clerkships and fellowships are covered) but in all other respects it seems comparable to the rest of the T6 now.

[Nebby]

It's that time of the year again!

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-t ... 2019-03-12

It's that time of the year again!