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Federal Student Loan Interest Rates (2024-2025)
• Undergraduate Direct Loans: 6.53%
• Graduate Direct Unsubsidized: 8.08%
• Direct PLUS Loans: 9.08%
• Graduate Direct Unsubsidized: 8.08%
• Direct PLUS Loans: 9.08%
Income-Driven Repayment Plans
• SAVE Plan: 5% of discretionary income (undergraduate), 10% (graduate), 0% below 225% FPL
• PAYE Plan: 10% of discretionary income, capped at 10-year standard
• IBR Plan: 10-15% of discretionary income based on loan date
• ICR Plan: Lesser of 20% discretionary income or fixed 12-year payment
• PAYE Plan: 10% of discretionary income, capped at 10-year standard
• IBR Plan: 10-15% of discretionary income based on loan date
• ICR Plan: Lesser of 20% discretionary income or fixed 12-year payment
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
• Requires 120 qualifying monthly payments (10 years)
• Must work full-time for qualifying employer (government/non-profit)
• Remaining balance forgiven tax-free after 120 payments
• Must work full-time for qualifying employer (government/non-profit)
• Remaining balance forgiven tax-free after 120 payments
Average Student Loan Debt (Class of 2023)
• Bachelor's degree borrowers: $28,950 average debt
• Total outstanding student loan debt (U.S.): $1.75 trillion
• Average monthly payment: $200-$299 for most borrowers
• Total outstanding student loan debt (U.S.): $1.75 trillion
• Average monthly payment: $200-$299 for most borrowers
Refinancing Rates (2025)
• Private refinancing rates: 4.5% - 9.5% (varies by credit, term)
• Note: Refinancing federal loans means losing federal protections (IDR, PSLF, forbearance)
• Note: Refinancing federal loans means losing federal protections (IDR, PSLF, forbearance)
Important
Student loan rules change frequently. Always verify current program requirements at StudentAid.gov before making decisions.
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