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Category: Forgiveness, Cancellation and Discharge
Your student loan is considered forgiven when you are no longer expected to repay it. Whether you qualify for forgiveness depends on your circumstances, but some common examples include working as a teacher or being permanently disabled. Certain repayment programs also provide loan forgiveness after you’ve paid your student loans on time for a certain number of years.
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Students may qualify for student loan forgiveness, cancellation or discharge in the following situations: If they work in public service…