
IRS Data Integration with Student Loan Repayment Systems and FAFSA
According to the current Department of Education’s (DOE) plan, starting sometime in July, the IRS and Department of Education systems will be exchanging information to
Providing Student Loan and Repayment Answers
LoginAccording to the current Department of Education’s (DOE) plan, starting sometime in July, the IRS and Department of Education systems will be exchanging information to
With the flurry of various student loan forgiveness programs announced, one program that has flown under the radar screen will be ending soon. It is
PayForED is excited to announce that the College Funding and Student Loan Advisor training program has been updated. New features will includes breaking the
As we start 2023, many of us form new resolutions hoping to improve ourselves and our lives. Most of these resolutions focus on improving an
Due to the amount of conflicting news about the student debt relief program, we wanted to provide a student loan forgiveness update and repayment restart
With the holiday season upon us, it is a time of seeing family and friends. A common discussion point is the college admission and application
The President announced another extension to the Student Loan Repayment Forbearance due to the recent lawsuits. Currently, two cases contest the validity of the One-Time
Students and parents spend hours researching colleges, looking for scholarships, and trying to find the silver bullets to lower the “WHAT” they will pay for
This year’s college-bound seniors and their families are beginning to compare award letters. To help you better understand the college affordability factors, PayForED has created
Over 70% of families finance a portion of their children’s education. Understanding your options, the legal responsibility, and repayment options need to be part of
The college financial aid award letters are starting to arrive for college-bound students. The PayForED series on Understanding the Financial Award Letter was developed to
On February 28, the Supreme Court student loan forgiveness oral arguments were made using two different cases. These cases are testing the outcome of President
According to the current Department of Education’s (DOE) plan, starting sometime in July, the IRS and Department of Education systems will be exchanging information to
With the flurry of various student loan forgiveness programs announced, one program that has flown under the radar screen will be ending soon. It is
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