đź’¸ New year, new forgiveness letters

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Stanley Tate
January 10, 2024

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Welcome to the 580 new readers this week! They've joined 12,190 readers getting no B.S. student loan news.

Hey friends,

It’s been a minute, but we are back! And boy do I have a lot to catch you up on.

So let’s dive right in.

  • 🤩 More people get forgiveness

  • đź“ą Watch my clients react to their loans vanishing

  • 📆 Key student loan dates for 2024

  • 🤑 You might be eligible for a $2,500 tax break

  • đź™… Students and graduates are striking against student debt

  • ✨ What we’ve got for you this year

And more…

Ready? Hit play 👇

(Psst…I answer your questions at 11:54)

  • 🤩More people get forgiveness
    Just yesterday, the Department of Education notified another batch of borrowers that their loans were getting fully—or partially—forgiven under the IDR Waiver. Tons of my clients got their emails already. The next loans get forgiven in March. Want yours included?
    Book a call with me and I’ll walk you through your options.

  • đź“ą Debt relief is possible—here’s proof
    Are you desperate for debt relief but don’t believe you’ll ever get it? These clients of mine thought exactly the same. Until this happened…
    Watch this video

  • 📆 Key student loan dates for 2024

    1. Employers can now match on-time student loan payments by contributing an equivalent amount into an employee’s retirement account. Learn more

      When? December 31 2023 onwards

    2. The SAVE plan will get an upgrade. Learn more
      When? July 2024

    3. The on-ramp period will end. Learn more
      When? September 30 2024

    4. Biden’s new forgiveness program will launch. Learn more
      When? November 2024 (maybe)

  • 🤑 You might be eligible for a $2,500 tax break
    If you started repaying your loans in October 2023, you may be able to take a federal tax deduction on the interest of up to $2,500.

    See if you’re eligible

  • đź™… Students and graduates are striking against student debt

    These strikes are being organized by the Debt Collective union, whose goal is to put pressure on the government to cancel student debt.
    Learn more

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Take care,

Tate