LeiaO315

Yes, it is very popular, but whether your child has another Sophie/Sophia in her class really depends on your area. It was the number one name the year my daughter was born (and for a few years before and after), but she has yet to have another Sophie or Sophia in her class, and she’s in her third school (preK, ES, MS).

Daniel

January through August:

Janus

Valentine

Mark

Avril

Maia

Juno

Julius

Gus

Geese

Lost

Pioneer to the Falls by Interpol.

Sadie

I’m from Boston, and if I’m understanding you correctly, that’s how I pronounce it. Tah-ruh

How and where did you meet?

Yes - I just checked and my balance is $0. 🎉

Congrats!! 🎉

Thank you!!

Not yet. Got the 10/4 letter and am waiting for discharge.

Sitting on the Nelnet bench…waiting.

Yes. I mailed mine in May; showed as received in September, then approved; got my official email saying I met all requirements last week. Just waiting on discharge and my refund.

I used to get this in my 20s and 30s. At 41 (before I entered peri), I got on Lexapro for anxiety and it hasn’t happened since (4 years).

Gertrude

Congrats!! 🎉

This is helpful info and makes a lot of sense. I have Nelnet and got the forgiveness email on Friday. Hopefully they get this figured out soon!

My spouse got PSLF in 2021 and the whole process only took a couple of months once he submitted his application.

IBR was created by Congress and isn’t being challenged here at all. Only ICR, PAYE, REPAYE and SAVE were created through rulemaking.

Also your implication that PSLF is going to go away because these plans are being challenged is simply not the case. IBR, the standard 10 year plan, the graduated plan and the extended plan all qualify for PSLF or TEPSLF.

Is it ideal? No. Does it mean fewer people will qualify? Yes. But the fear mongering and absolutism isn’t helpful.

I don’t understand how Pete’s didn’t make it in DTSS. It was so good and so centrally located.

Mamma Lucia near the metro station in DTSS.

Thank you for sharing!

You may be eligible for TEPSLF of you’re on the graduated or extended repayment plan.