@yo_era_mark
Mark Martinez
2 years
This is honestly bigger than the $10-$20k for me (as someone who has much more debt than that). Capping payments at 5% for IDR, and not allowing interest to accrue while making those payments is the real game changer and what they should be highlighting
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Justin Sink
2 years
Obviously the topline $10k-$20k forgiveness is going to get the headlines, but this income-based repayment plan rule will have a big impact for low and middle-income borrowers (especially straight out of college)
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@yo_era_mark
Mark Martinez
2 years
To be clear, we should be cancelling all debt and it should never be this expensive to get an education. But this is not an insignificant thing and will be a game changer for many low-income borrowers.
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Isabel Pisano
2 years
@yo_era_mark @MilesPerHoward Thank you. I thought so. I’m 71 and was a Pell Grant recipient in 1973. At that time my dad thought income based repayment was a good idea. Finally it’s here.
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JesstheWanderer
2 years
@yo_era_mark I wish this extended beyond undergraduate loans to graduate as well… this helps, but nowhere near enough and I am by far not the only one. It’s all a drop in the bucket.
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