UPDATE: Take a look at our new post on the positions of the presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Let’s take a giant, semi-blind leap forward and take a guess at what would happen to student loans if either more »
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Student Loans: Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton
Tagged with: 2016 presidential election, clinton, donald trump, hillary clinton, IBR, PAYE, PSLF, REPAYE, student loan forgiveness, student loans, trump
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REPAYE Compared to IBR and PAYE For PSLF
REPAYE is the new repayment plan that’s been in the works, expected to be available in late-2015. So should you expect to change your income-drive repayment plan to REPAYE? Let’s take a look at REPAYE in the context of PSLF. more »
Tagged with: department of education, IBR, PAYE, PSLF, REPAYE, revised pay as your earn, update to pslf
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Negotiated Rulemaking Gearing Up For PAYE Proposed Regulations
The Negotiating Rulemaking Committee has finally been established and the schedule for the committee meetings has been released (http://www2.ed.gov/policy/highered/reg/hearulemaking/2015/index.html). On December 19, 2014, the Department published a notice in the Federal Register announcing a “negotiated rulemaking committee to: (1) prepare more »
Our Comment on PAYE Proposed Regulations: “Auto-PAYE”
On December 19, 2014, the Department published a notice in the Federal Register announcing a “negotiated rulemaking committee to: (1) prepare proposed regulations to establish a new Pay as You Earn repayment plan for those not covered by the existing more »
Tagged with: 2015, 2015 pslf, Auto-PAYE, department of education, IBR, obama, PAYE, proposed regulations, PSLF, public service loan forgiveness
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PAYE Expansion: ED Begins the Work-in-Progress
Looks like the Department of Education is paving the road to Pay As You Earn (PAYE) expansion. The ED has announced its intent to establish a negotiated rulemaking committee (http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=ED-2014-OPE-0124-0001). The Summary/TL;DR As you can remember, Obama’s Presidential Memorandum issued more »
Tagged with: department of education, obama, PAYE, PAYE Expansion, presidential memorandum, regulations
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- American Bar Association PSLF Case Gets Moving
- “Employee” definition for PSLF & Independent Contractors: Department of Education vs IRS?
- The Evolving PSLF Employment Certification Form & Independent Contractors
- ABA Lawsuit: A Non-Update
- It’s Here! Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness (TEPSLF)
- on The Evolving PSLF Employment Certification Form & Independent Contractors
- on The Evolving PSLF Employment Certification Form & Independent Contractors
- on The Evolving PSLF Employment Certification Form & Independent Contractors
- on “Employee” definition for PSLF & Independent Contractors: Department of Education vs IRS?
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