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Review: What’s Really Going to Happen With REPAYE?

Posted on July 15, 2015 by askHFTD — No Comments ↓

Repeatedly throughout the draft rules of REPAYE (see our previous post here), the Department of Education states the desire to establish a “new widely available income-contingent repayment plan targeted to the neediest borrowers.” It becomes clear from the draft rules,…

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Update on REPAYE Negotiated Rulemaking

Posted on May 30, 2015 by askHFTD — No Comments ↓

In the third and latest REPAYE Negotiated Rulemaking, REPAYE has transformed into the following form: Summary of Change: Adds a new income-contingent repayment plan, called the Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE) plan, to §685.209 of the Direct Loan Regulations.…

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REPAYE Compared to IBR and PAYE For PSLF

Posted on May 29, 2015 by askHFTD — 6 Comments ↓

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.…

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