Student Loan Repayment Options

[@admincreepergames]

This sounds like a great way to bankrupt

[@arielchasipanta2237]

ahh yes 0.25% off for enrolling in the auto-pay. Such a lifesaver!

[@DeiHarper9361]

I hate I went back to school honestly. I didn't get anywhere (I know I'm to blame for the most part I guess) I got no job in the field..idk if it's me like am I cursed or what? I graduated with a 3.9 albeit a technical college I believe that's still good. Applied for jobs 4 months before graduation, no call backs, a bunch of "we'll be in touch" and a few "we're looking for someone with more experience". It's like what's the point? I'm currently working part time at a pediatrics office as a administrator assistant and trying my.l hardest to get out of here. I want to go back to school for IT seeing as the field seems to be in high demand most of the time. Wondering if I have anything to lose? Anyway I've racked up a little over $40k in student loans and have to start paying back soon.

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

It's ok, if you are slow. Stop getting yourself into debt. Nothing wrong with working with your hands. Trust me, it's going to be hard for you to get a IT job as well especially if you are not good at it.

[@petergriffin1387]

Or join the military bam school paid

[@thedude5040]

Not everyone has the physical ability to join, and im not just meaning being out of shape. however i was offered some very good civilian gigs because of my engineering training.

[@reyskywalker7985]

No thanks, we will let china win. Why should kids want to defend this debt country?

[@TheIvyLeagueInvestor]

Thanks for sharing this video! I just made a similar video detailing all 8 Federal student loan repayment options!

[@zarazalazar]

Is it true that what's left of the loan after 25 year forgivess, is added on as "income"??? Then we have to pay taxes on that?

[@HisBigGreenThumb]

Yes. Correct. In my humble opinion it's best to pay the % interest as you go along and use snowballing to get those numbers down. I say this because if you get forgiven in 20 yrs your interest could be as high as your balance if you pay nothing on it for that long of a time. Imagine $30-50 a day interest on 100k.

[@zarazalazar]

@Keslyn Nguyen interesting!

[@devoeweems8917]

What's next

[@TrevinKing-v3x]

Thank you very much

[@faizyabahmad3091]

Very helpful article