Keep an eye on your inbox: 25 million student loan borrowers to get email on forgiveness
Keep a sharp eye on your email inbox in the coming days and weeks, student loan borrowers. Buried amongst the spam mail and coupons may be the latest information on debt forgiveness.
The Biden administration has taken its next steps toward a solution for borrowers after his initial forgiveness plan was struck down in the Supreme Court in June 2023. The new initiative could provide relief for millions of Americans and even total cancelation of repayment for some.
Originally announced back in April, the White House said that , if implemented as proposed, the plan "would bring the total number of borrowers getting relief under the Biden-Harris Administration to more than 30 million."
Now, roughly 25 million borrowers are expected to receive emails with the next steps starting this week, the U.S. Department of Education announced on Wednesday.
“Starting tomorrow, the U.S. Department of Education will begin emailing all borrowers with at least one outstanding federally held student loan to provide updates on potential student debt relief,” the department said in an announcement.
The emails will also provide information on how to opt out if they do not want to receive relief. People looking to opt out will have until Aug. 30 to contact their loan servicer and will not be able to opt back in, according to the department. They will also be temporarily opted out of forgiveness due to enrollment in income-driven repayment plans until the department can automatically assess their eligibility for further benefits.
Eligible Americans will receive a follow-up email with additional information after the rules of eligibility and forgiveness are finalized in the fall.
"The rules that would provide this relief are not yet finalized, and the email does not guarantee specific borrowers will be eligible," the announcement also warned.
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How will be eligible for relief?
Under the rules drafted in April, the Biden administration named four specific classes of borrowers who would be eligible for relief under the proposed plan. These include:
◾ Borrowers who owe more now than they did at the start of repayment. Borrowers would be eligible for relief if they have a current balance on certain types of Federal student loans that is greater than the balance of that loan when it entered repayment due to runaway interest. The Department of Education estimates that this debt relief would impact nearly 23 million borrowers, the majority of whom are Pell Grant recipients.
◾ Borrowers who have been in repayment for decades. If a borrower with only undergraduate loans has been in repayment for more than 20 years (received on or before July 1, 2005), they would be eligible for this relief. Borrowers with at least one graduate loan who have been in repayment for more than 25 years (received on or before July 1, 2000) would also be eligible.
◾ Borrowers who are otherwise eligible for loan forgiveness but have not yet applied. If a borrower hasn’t successfully enrolled in an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan but would be eligible for immediate forgiveness, they would be eligible for relief. Borrowers who would be eligible for closed school discharge or other types of forgiveness opportunities but haven’t successfully applied would also be eligible for this relief.
◾ Borrowers who enrolled in low-financial value programs . If a borrower attended an institution that failed to provide sufficient financial value, or that failed one of the Department of Education's accountability standards for institutions, those borrowers would also be eligible for debt relief.
“No application will be needed for borrowers to receive this relief if these plans are implemented as proposed,” said the announcement.
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said in a statement that the current administration made a commitment to deliver relief to followers and the department nearing the "end of the lengthy rulemaking process," leading them "one step closer to keeping that promise.”
“Today, the Biden-Harris administration takes another step forward in our drive to deliver student debt relief to borrowers who’ve been failed by a broken system,” he said. “These latest steps will mark the next milestone in our efforts to help millions of borrowers who’ve been buried under a mountain of student loan interest, or who took on debt to pay for college programs that left them worse off financially, those who have been paying their loans for twenty or more years, and many others."
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The Education Department will send emails to borrowers about the potential for debt relief today, signaling that the agency is close to finalizing a plan to discharge millions of Americans’ student loan debts. The emails will not say who will receive relief or how much but will inform borrowers that if they want to opt out they must do so by Aug. 30.
“By providing more information to borrowers on how they can take advantage of our upcoming debt relief programs, borrowers will be prepared to benefit swiftly once the rules are final,” President Biden wrote in a statement. “Despite attempts led by Republican elected officials to block our efforts, we won’t stop fighting to provide relief to student loan borrowers.”
The Biden administration proposed the loan forgiveness plan earlier this year, after the Supreme Court struck down its efforts forgive up to $20,000 in federal loans for all eligible students. The new debt-relief plan would provide full or partial relief for specific groups of student borrowers, including those who owe more than they initially borrowed as a result of accrued interest and those who have been repaying loans for more than 20 years.
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Borrowers who attended programs or institutions that were kicked out of the federal financial aid program, or that closed and failed to deliver sufficient financial value, could see their full balances wiped out.
The plan will likely go into effect after officials finalize regulations this fall and is expected to benefit nearly 28 million Americans.
Republican lawmakers criticized Wednesday’s announcement while debt-relief advocates applauded the move.
“These plans make clear that the administration is working diligently to ensure debt relief can be implemented as swiftly as possible,” said Aissa Canchola Bañez, policy director for the Student Borrower Protection Center.
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Of the millions of young adults heading off to college this fall, many will be international students. If trends continue, about 1 million students from around the world will come to the U.S. to pursue higher education this year.
These young scholars make a big economic impact. Altogether, they pump more than US$40 billion into the U.S. economy and support over 368,000 jobs . That’s not just paying professors and buying textbooks – it includes everything from renting apartments to late-night DoorDash and Grubhub deliveries. And it’s near a record high.
In fact, higher education is the 10th-leading export of the United States , according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis – except the export is really an import, of students from around the world.
Think of it this way: If you went to Paris to see the Olympics this year, the Olympics was the export that brought you – the tourist, or, in economic terms, the import – to France. In the complex world of economic balance of trade accounting , international students are the tourists visiting U.S. campuses.
Only economists could think that studying and taking exams is somehow a vacation.
While China, India and South Korea send the most students to the U.S., young people come from around the globe to pursue degrees here. Last year, they represented some 221 nations and territories , including three students from the independent island nation of Tuvalu.
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In any of the 50 largest American cities, you’ll find at least one college or university with international students on campus. For these communities, global learners offer a most welcome financial aid package.
Consider Boston. With its pantheon of venerable institutions – including Boston University, where I teach multinational finance and trade – the region boasts over 50 colleges and universities. Boston’s economic gains from the more than 60,000 international students at these schools are huge: some $2.7 billion.
Or look at Greater Philadelphia. The region’s higher education institutions rank fifth nationwide in attracting students from around the world. From the perennially top-drawing University of Pennsylvania — itself ranked in the top 25 for international students — or the more specialized Curtis Institute of Music , together they can expect to host nearly 17,000 international students in fall 2024.
Prestigious private schools are a draw, but hands down the biggest pull for international students are state universities and colleges. Of the nation’s top schools enrolling these students last year, 32 were state colleges and universities, attracting over 240,000 students in total.
In the top three of those public institutions alone — Arizona State University, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the University of California, Berkeley — international students contributed nearly $1.6 billion, supporting close to 16,900 jobs. Expand that to the top 10 — the University of California system takes four of those spots — and the numbers pop up to $4.5 billion and 47,900 jobs.
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But it’s not just the geographically sprawling University of California and other large state systems. Mankato, Minnesota, hosts a Minnesota State University campus; in the 2022 academic year, some 1,700 international students called this small city, 80 miles from Minneapolis, their home away from home.
Those students brought an infusion of $44.9 million into that community, supporting around 190 jobs. There are dozens of similar campuses in cities and towns like Mankato across the country. It adds up quickly.
In addition to private and public universities, community colleges also attract thousands of international students. Although their international enrollment has fallen off in recent years, community colleges still attracted just shy of 53,600 international students in 2023, with China, Vietnam and Japan leading the list.
Generating some $1.5 billion and supporting 6,620 jobs , they have a major economic impact – particularly in Texas, California and Florida, where the majority of these students come to learn.
One thing’s for sure: Whether they’re attending small-town community colleges or Ivies in big cities, international students have a “ high degree ” of economic impact.
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| Bighelp For Education | |
| Employer Identification Number (EIN) | 364518066 |
| Name of Organization | Bighelp For Education |
| In Care of Name | Chand Pasha Shaik |
| Address | 21 Hawthorne Vlg Apt C, , MA 02038-2693 |
| Subsection | Charitable Organization |
| Ruling Date | 04/2004 |
| Deductibility | Contributions are deductible |
| Foundation | Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public |
| Organization | Corporation |
| Exempt Organization Status | Unconditional Exemption |
| Tax Period | 12/2012 |
| Assets | $25,000 to $99,999 |
| Income | $25,000 to $99,999 |
| Filing Requirement | 990 (all other) or 990EZ return |
| Asset Amount | $65,822 |
| Amount of Income | $93,943 |
| Form 990 Revenue Amount | $87,334 |
| National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) | Educational Institutions and Related Activities: Educational Services and Schools - Other |
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| Revenue, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets or Fund Balances (for 2012) | |
| Total revenue | $87,334 |
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| Net income from gaming and fundraising events | $7,951 |
| Gross income from gaming | $0 |
| Gross income from fundraising events | $14,560 |
| Less: direct expenses from gaming and fundraising events | $6,609 |
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| Other revenue | $0 |
| Total expenses | $75,985 |
| Total net assets | $65,822 |
| Excess for the year | $11,349 |
| Net assets or fund balances at beginning of year | $54,473 |
| Other changes in net assets or fund balances | $0 |
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| Total assets | $65,822 |
| Total liabilities | $0 |
| Net assets or fund balances | $65,822 |
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| Did the organization have unrelated business gross income of $1,000 or more during the year from business activities | No |
| Initiation fees and capital contributions | $0 |
| Gross receipts for public use of club facilities | $0 |
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| The organization is not a private foundation because it is: | An organization that normally receives: (1) more than 33 1/3 % of its support from contributions, membership fees, and gross receipts from activities related to its exempt functions - subject to certain exceptions, and (2) no more than 33 1/3 % of its support from gross investment income and unrelated business taxable income (less section 511 tax) from businesses acquired by the organization after June 30, 1975 |
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| Total support | $273,488 |
| Gifts, grants, contributions, and membership fees received | $273,488 |
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