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PLUS Loans: What to Do if You’re Denied Based on Adverse Credit History
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PLUS Loans: What to Do if You’re Denied Based on Adverse Credit History

To get a parent or graduate PLUS loan, you can’t have an adverse credit history. If your PLUS loan application is denied based on the credit check results, don’t lose hope—you still have options. Find out how to get the money you need for school.

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The Versatile Student Loan Calculator: Loan Simulator
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The Versatile Student Loan Calculator: Loan Simulator

Use the student loan calculator from the U.S. Department of Education’s office of Federal Student Aid called Loan Simulator to find out how much you should borrow and which repayment plan is right for you.

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6 Things Students Need to Know During COVID-19
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6 Things Students Need to Know During COVID-19

Several relief measures are available during the COVID-19 emergency, including tuition refunds and credits, emergency grants, and enrollment flexibilities. Learn about these relief measures and find info about transferring schools or postponing your next term.

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How to Deduct Student Loan Interest on Your Taxes (1098-E)
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How to Deduct Student Loan Interest on Your Taxes (1098-E)

Learn how to fill out the IRS form 1098-E to deduct a portion of the interest you paid on your 2022 federal tax return if you made federal student loan payments last year.

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3 Ways to Spot Student Loan Scams
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3 Ways to Spot Student Loan Scams

Don’t fall victim to a scam: the U.S. Department of Education offers some legitimate student loan forgiveness programs and ways to lower your student loan payments—all free to apply for through your official loan servicer.

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4 Loan Forgiveness Programs for Teachers
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4 Loan Forgiveness Programs for Teachers

Teachers with federal student debt have four loan forgiveness program options: Public Service Loan Forgiveness, Teacher Loan Forgiveness, Perkins Loan cancellation for teachers, and state-sponsored student loan forgiveness programs. Know which ones you may be eligible for and learn tips for weighing the options.

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5 Things to Know Before Consolidating Federal Student Loans
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5 Things to Know Before Consolidating Federal Student Loans

Consolidation combines your federal student loans into one loan with one monthly payment, but it has both pros and cons. Find out what you need to know before you consolidate.

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