My main questions here are whether there are stipulations about when the loan was taken, when the course of study finishes, and if having a cosigner affects whether one qualifies.
I'll just give my data and see if anybody can find this out for me: Say I have a student loan from Sallie Mae that was taken around January of last year, for a course of studies that terminate in October. One thing I'm wondering, I definitely make (way) less than the income, in fact I make pretty much nothing. But in order to get a loan in the first place I needed to have my parents co-sign, and I'm pretty sure they make more than 125k. Does the income of a cosigner come into play here, or can I still get $10k cancelled?
No, they're not.
If they make more than 125k yeah they are. Upper middle class at least. Unless there’s like 10 kids in your family.
Two people making a total of $125k is not “rich” lol. That’s barely enough to keep us out of the hood but we still hear gunshots exchanging and sirens every week
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If you’re married and file a joint tax return or are a head of household, you qualify if your income is below $250,000.
The cut off is $125k for a single person, $250k for a couple. Good news for you i think.
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Well that’s True. But there is still plenty of people making $20,000/year in the Bay Area too.
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The Bay Area minimum wage is around $16.25/hr which means a full time minimum wage worker makes $31,600/year.
But of course not everyone can work full time.
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I was given a full time schedule as a cashier. Then they bumped up my wage by a few dollars then suddenly I was working just shy of 39 hours. Of course, I’m a very slow walker, and packer, and pisser. So I accidentally end up with 45+ hours :stalin-smokin:
Full time hours means healthcare. Can’t have that
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