Important Updates about Student Loan Forgiveness

THE SAVE PLAN: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AND HOW MES CAN HELP

The Dept. of Education’s new plan called the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan, replaces the existing Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE) Plan. The plan is to make student loan payments more affordable for lower-income individuals. For eligible borrowers, your monthly payment will be based on individual income and family size. Some may not have to make any payments at all.

The plan will also eliminate 100% of the remaining interest for both subsidized and unsubsidized loans after a scheduled payment is made under the SAVE Plan. If you make your monthly payment, your loan balance won’t grow due to unpaid interest.

If you were already enrolled in the REPAYE Plan, you are automatically enrolled in the SAVE plan. Remember, this is a Government Forgiveness program. Therefore, meeting all the requirements annually is important to maintain your good standing in the program. My Education Solutions’ Student Loan Management services keep Clients on track by ensuring their monthly payments are made to their Servicers and the proper documents are submitted every year. Since SAVE is a new plan, we will monitor the payments and industry changes closely to address any issues that may arise.

If you are considering the SAVE Plan, speak to an MES Advisor to see check your eligibility and see how much you could save every month. 210-812-3200 or 800-618-1170

My Education Solutions is dedicated to helping clients find a path to student loan forgiveness. Our forgiveness program has been available for 8 years and can significantly reduce your monthly payments. Our clients who have completed their programs have received an average of $87,124* in forgiveness, with a total of $22, 913,675* already granted by the Government.

PAYMENTS RESUME OCTOBER 1, 2023

June 30, 2023: CARES Act Benefits end and MES will keep all Clients in current status.
September 1, 2023: Interest begins accruing on outstanding Federal Student Loan debt.
October 1, 2023: All Federal Student Loan payments will resume for 44 million people across America

To ensure that our Clients receive credit towards their 10-Year Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), MES is urging them to submit their outstanding Employment Certification Forms (ECF) for any months in which they worked for a qualified employer as soon as possible. This will help us process their applications before Student Loan payments become mandatory again in just a few months.

If you are an Ambassador or Client Ambassador and you have referred potential clients to MES, please ask them to send their information immediately. This will allow us to process their applications quickly before October 1st . Due to the anticipated increase in activity surrounding student loan payments, MES is expecting delays in the Department of Education processing of new forgiveness clients. If you have any questions about referring potential clients, please contact our Ambassador Success Manager, Meisie Beauvais, at MBeauvais@MyEduSolutions.com.

As of June 30, 2023, MES Completed Clients have saved a total of $22,913,675 with an average savings of $87,124 per client.

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ONE-TIME $10K & $20K FORGIVENESS:
Was not approved and will not be moving forward.

LINKS TO THE ANNOUNCEMENTS CAN BE FOUND HERE:
White House Announcement: https://bit.ly/3R7lfhX
Department of Education Announcement: https://bit.ly/3ThtglL
Additional Resource Links: The Biden-Harris Administration’s Student Debt Relief Plan Explained

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

As the Department of Education continues to provide updates in writing and other information on how the new loan forgiveness will be administered, MES will communicate this information to our Clients. Please refer to the Client Advocate Portal (CAP) for specific information on how the forgiveness program affects your individual program. Please continue to check back on our website for additional announcements, including how the new PSLF programs will be administered and how to apply for your targeted debt cancellation. MES will notify you in writing that your debt is forgiven once we have the government documentation and close out your account at that time.

The MES CAP allows you to access the following:

Updated information is currently available and there are many changes to share exclusively with our MES clients.
Your September 1st, 2023 Payment Amount
Your New Servicer*
Full History of Payments
Full History of ECF (10-Year Forgiveness Client Programs Only)
Number of Payments Made
Review and sign off on your CAP (Client Advocate Portal) as part of your renewal process for 2022 to ensure that all the information is accurate before submitting your Renewal documents.
Click here for a virtual tour with our Customer Care Team to begin using our CAP (Client Advocate Portal) and access your payment portal 24/7 from your computer or mobile phone!

New Servicers Transfers:
MES has transferred you from FedLoan to your new servicer. Your CAP will reflect which payments have been made to your previous servicer and which payments will be made to the new servicer so that you will know which one was accessed.

New Billing Options and Flexible Payment Schedules:
All MES Clients will continue to be billed on the 1st for their monthly payment. Please speak with a Customer Care representative to participate in pre-payment of programs for up to 12 months and alternative payment methods for those that have NSF. If MES drafts your full 12-month payment upfront then we will hold it in escrow and pay it month by month as it is due.

New Building Hours!
Please come visit us if you would like to meet face-to-face about all these changes. Please note our staff is working remotely Mondays and Fridays and are in the office Tuesday through Thursday.

Location: 2700 Lockhill Selma, San Antonio, TX 78230

Please come visit us for a confidential consultation, to drop off documents, or for our Client Appreciation gatherings which we hold several times a year. Our website calendar lists upcoming events for the year

MES is a private company and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Education, and is not affiliated with any federal, state, or local government agencies or any authorized federal government contracted student loan servicers.

Updated 06/30/23