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NPR did some reporting on this a couple years ago: https://www.npr.org/2019/07/11/739860400/broken-promises-teachers-sue-u-s-over-student-loans-that-werent-forg
by hdctambien 3y ago
NPR did some reporting on this a couple years ago: https://www.npr.org/2019/07/11/739860400/broken-promises-teachers-sue-u-s-over-student-loans-that-werent-forgiven https://www.npr.org/2019/07/11/739860400/broken-promises-tea...
"By the department's last count, only 1% of the people who think they've made their 10 years of payments and apply for loan forgiveness are getting approved.
If you took all the people getting rejected and got them together in one place, Peterson says, you'd have "football stadiums full of nurses, firefighters, teachers, law enforcement officers that are seeking to have their debts forgiven.""
- abduhl 3y agoThe PLSF has been significantly overhauled since 2019, and continues to be made easier to qualify (and be approved) for.
- ilikehurdles 3y agoYep, 2019 was the first year people would have become eligible for this, as I recall. There's has been federal focus on streamlining the application process since then.