Student Loan Debt
Whether you're shopping for student loans, repaying your student loans, or in default on your loans, here's what you need to know. Learn about the different types of student loans, repayment plans, loan forgiveness programs, getting out of default, and how to cancel loans.
Student Loans and Taxes
Student Loans and Taxes
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Tax Filing Status and Student Loan Payments
If you are married and have an IBR, ICR, or PAYE student loan payment plan, your tax filing status can affect the amount of your monthly student loan payment.
When You Have Trouble Paying Your Student Loans
MoreWhen You Have Trouble Paying Your Student Loans
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How to Get Out of Student Loan Debt
Most people can't eliminate student loan debt, but many can get better payment plans.
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How to Cancel Your Student Loans if You Attended a Corinthian College
Learn about loan forgiveness for students who attended a Corinthian College.
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How to Get Out of Student Loan Debt
Most people can't eliminate student loan debt—but many can get better payment plans.
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What Is a Federally Guaranteed Student Loan?
The federally guaranteed student loan program ended June 30, 2010. But many people are still paying on guaranteed loans issued before then.
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Who Is My Student Loan Holder or Servicer?
Here's how to find the holder or servicer for your loans.
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