Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got my loans forgiven via PSFL. I was a fed for 12 years before it was approved, and I still have no clue why it wasn't approved when I submitted during years 10 and 11. But Year 12 was the right one.
Year 10 and 11 were likely under Trump. Thousands weren't getting them forgiven during DeVos years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We consolidated loans in hopes of it happening (it was supposed to for us), and then they changed the rules. We're not paying all of it off in case it could still happen.
Serious question. Are you gambling extra interest paid “just in case” it gets forgiven? But what if it doesn’t happen?
Anonymous wrote:We consolidated loans in hopes of it happening (it was supposed to for us), and then they changed the rules. We're not paying all of it off in case it could still happen.
Anonymous wrote:I got my loans forgiven via PSFL. I was a fed for 12 years before it was approved, and I still have no clue why it wasn't approved when I submitted during years 10 and 11. But Year 12 was the right one.
Anonymous wrote:I didn't have a lot of debt- like $25K and I was in an old repayment option so I paid less than $100 a month. I was almost done when covid hit and was planning on restarting and paying off the tiny amount left.
Then I got a check in the fall for $25K. I don't know why and I can't get any info from Department of Ed.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. And then quit public service at the 10 year mark.
Anonymous wrote:If so, was there a catch?