Your estimated INCREASED PAYMENT amount and first due date on your IDR plan if you don’t recertify by 05/04/26 or no longer qualify for reduced amount: Loan Number 001 Payment Amount $1102.23 First Due Date 06/28/26 —> Only way I will EVER not be paying IS when I finally end this suffering my ENTIRE ADULT LIFE‼️‼️

    MORE than my current Mortgage/Taxes…?!?! SERIOUSLY – unable to hang on any longer
    byu/Zealousideal_Elk8780 inStudentLoans



    Posted by Zealousideal_Elk8780

    7 Comments

    1. ElevatedPriestess on

      Mine will likely be around that amount. But I was part of mass reorg layoffs (yes as a top performer) and can’t even figure out how I’ll pay rent and health insurance, so at this point they will probably traffic me to Epstein’s network or something.

    2. Man thats brutal – 1100 bucks is like rent money for most people and now they want that on top of everything else. The whole system feels designed to keep you trapped forever, especially when your payment is literally more than housing costs

    3. It’s saying that is your payment amount if you don’t recertify your income for your current IDR plan by your assigned date.

      Recertify your income to keep your payment based on income and not the standard capped amount.

    4. What is your income? That might just be the standard plan payment.

      If you mortgage is only 1k a month that is pretty dang good tbf

    5. DataDrivenDoc on

      Deep breath and rearead the notice. It’s telling you to recertify because they don’t know how much you make to make a determination

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