What Did Biden Just Do?

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A lot has happened since we spoke last Wednesday. And I know a lot of you are itching for insight on this massive forgiveness drop. So let’s get right into it.

Today’s topics:

• 🤯 Just like that, Biden forgives $39 billion of student loan debt

• 🤫 Don’t think your loans will be included in this forgiveness? You might be surprised

• 🎙️ Join my live webinar this Saturday to talk forgiveness and this $39b wipeout

• And lots more…

Grab yourself a drink, and let’s get into it 👇

🔍 No time to watch? Here’s the low down:

• The Biden administration forgives $39 billion of student loan debt
  Over 800,000 people who’ve had their loans for 20-25 years are going to get some or all of their balances cleared. For some, it happens automatically. But some people might need to consolidate.

• Who should consolidate?
  Got multiple loans with different timelines? Then you’re almost definitely going to want to consolidate. Doing this will give you credit towards forgiveness based on the oldest loan you have. So it often brings you closer to forgiveness under the IDR Waiver

• More on the new SAVE plan
  AKA, “the most affordable repayment plan ever”. This is going to automatically replace the old REPAYE plan—it doesn’t add a new one to the mix.
  Read more about SAVE

• 🚨Last chance to register for Saturday’s webinar
  Join me live this Saturday 22 where I’ll answer your questions and walk you through the forgiveness and IDR updates. It’s $5 to join, or free if you refer 10 people to this newsletter.
  Register here

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Tate