SAVE is effectively replacing another IDR plan called Revised Pay As You Earn . Borrowers who are already enrolled in REPAYE will automatically be able to receive the new features and benefits of the SAVE plan. Future borrowers will not be able to enroll in REPAYE after July 2024.But REPAYE is not the only IDR plan that will be eliminated by SAVE.
While SAVE will have many features and benefits that will make it a better and more affordable program than other IDR plans for most borrowers, this will not be universally true. PAYE, for example, has a 20-year repayment term for all eligible borrowers before reaching the threshold for student loan forgiveness. In contrast, SAVE will only have a 20-year term for borrowers with undergraduate loans; borrowers with graduate school loans would be on a 25-year term.
Thus, borrowers who are considering enrolling in SAVE should make sure it’s the right long-term student loan repayment approach before doing so. Borrowers who don’t switch to SAVE should continue to have access to their current IDR plan, as long as they remain enrolled.It’s not just the Biden administration working to eliminate some IDR options.
“Current borrowers paying under one of the existing fixed repayment plans eliminated under the bill will be able to continue paying under those plans or choose to pay under the standard 10-year plan or the new IDR assistance plan,” according to areleased in June. Meanwhile, the bill “automatically places current borrowers paying under an income-based or income contingent plan in the new IDR plan.”
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