Question:
Dear Steve,
I have a $26,000, when combined, student loan debt which is presently in default. I’m 61years old, applied for disability, having the first of 3 surgeries on July 3, total right knee replacement. Forced to move from home to live with sister who had knee replacement also. I live with her in Sacramento, Ca. I’ve been here since June of 2014, have not worked and also owe IRS $7000.
If I am awarded disability, what percent will each take? Not going to be much to live on. Plus I owe my sister who’s been taking care of me the whole time. How do I get from under?
Shelia
Answer:
Dear Shelia,
It’s not clear if these are federal or private student loans. If you can update me in the comments below I can answer your question for you.
Sincerely,
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$26,000 student loan debt none of which is a private loan (continuation of question concerning how much of disability will be taken if awarded. I’m 61yrs old. None of my loans are private loans. All standard.
In that case you go for a Total and Permanent Disability discharge to have all your federal student loans forgiven tax-free. See https://www.disabilitydischarge.com/
Thank you!
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