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How to Get Student Loans Forgiven: Your Guide to Programs and Tips

June 26, 2020 / Mint
How to Get Student Loans Forgiven: Your Guide to Programs and TipsIn this time of uncertainty, paying off your student loans may feel even more complicated than usual — student debt has reached $1.6 trillion by 44.7 million borrowers in 2020. If you’re facing financial hardships, any debt you owe is...

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Do You Qualify for Public Service Student Loan Forgiveness?

December 6, 2011 / Reyna Gobel

Public service student loan forgiveness is available to government and public service workers, and other select service employees. Read on to find out if you qualify and how you can start earning student loan forgiveness.

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