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    1. I was MFJ on Save, payments were 190. Now I’m MFS, had about 48k taxable income last year, 50k in loans, and my payment on new IBR is 140. I’m pursuing PSLF. The government will get less money out of me this way.

    2. Impressive-Goat3886 on

      Was $250 now the calculator is saying $350. Hope it’s not that far off because it’s only a $100 jump.

    3. pink_daisy_9119 on

      What do you do if you already filed taxes jointly, live in Louisiana, and just now finding this info out?
      I cannot access honestly say I have no way of accessing my spouses accounts. We bank through different banks, so money would be coming out of my account alone. I’m just trying to figure out what would be the best for me to pay back but also not break the bank WITHOUT using my spouses income. Also, he has debt to but he doesn’t pay for it his parents do…. And by debt, I mean his student loan.

    4. Mundane_Teaching5035 on

      $52 to $413 for the next year. Plan says they will the jump to $782 for a decade. They also added time on to my expected loan payoff year- like 5 years.

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