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What Comes After the Student Loan Cancellation Lawsuit

Published: Feb. 28, 2023, 6 a.m.

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Listen in as Meagan McGuire, CSLP\\xae, and Dan Rooker, CFP\\xae, CSLP\\xae, share the results of the Supreme Court case on cancellation\\u2026 just kidding. While we\'d love to dive into how the case plays out, we recorded this episode prior to the verdict. But don\'t worry, we\'ve got plenty of other valuable insights to share.\\xa0

We\\u2019re taking a closer look at the new Revised Pay As You Earn plan, commonly referred to as the "new REPAYE," and assessing whether it\'s a good fit for you. Plus, over the past few years, student loan freezes have influenced how people file taxes. How does the situation you\\u2019re in now impact how you should file for 2022? Things will continue to change with the results of the most recent Supreme Court case coming out, but there are still plenty of ways to plan how you\\u2019re going to file for this year.\\xa0

Then, we\\u2019ll discuss some of the nuances that are affecting student loan borrowers right now, loan consolidation, and as always, we\'ll be sharing some intriguing stories from our email inbox.

In today\\u2019s episode, you\'ll find out:

  • The results of the Supreme Court case on cancellation\\u2026jk jk
  • If new REPAYE is a good plan for you
  • 1098-E tax form nuances with consolidations
  • Whether married couples should file 2022 taxes together or separately
  • Impacts of filing separately for income-driven repayment
  • The tax deduction for federal student loan interest during the freeze\\xa0
  • Delays on loan forgiveness with the PSLF waiver
  • Information on consolidating your loans
  • How address changes impact your double consolidation paperwork
  • Consolidation with respect to the LDR waiver
  • Email inbox storytime

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