Dr. Jim Dahle:
Yeah. Don’t rock the boat at this point. He says he’s buying the home in the next two to three years, and you’re going to have this paid off in a year and a half via PSLF. This is going to be perfect.
Dr. Jim Dahle:
All right. So, what are people talking about when they’re coming and meeting with you at studentloanadvice? What are the questions and concerns people have this year?
It’s quite simple which have people with individual pupil fund
Andrew:
Obviously, with the timing of everything that’s been on hold for two years, I think that’s always on people’s mind is what’s going to happen with payments. Are they going to get pushed back again? What about income recertification? What should I do about taxes? I think kind of starting with income recertification, and this is a really big topic because the rules are that every single year you need to recertify your income.
It’s quite easy that have folks having private beginner financing
Andrew:
And if you don’t, they’re going to send you this scary email that the loan interest is going to capitalize. They’re going to put your loan to forbearance maybe for a month, or you’re no longer going to qualify for that payment cap. They’re going to put you on the standard tenure payment plan, whatever.
It’s very easy which have people having personal beginner funds
Andrew:
They’re going to throw out a bunch of those different scare tactics, but just so you know, you can go to or your loan servicers website, and it should show you the next time that you need to recertify your income. And if it is prior to , just move it back one year.
It’s quite simple that have those with personal pupil fund
Andrew:
That means if you log into , and it says that , you need to re-certify your income. Continue Reading…
