Wed, Jan 13
|Webinar
Managing Student Loan Debt - Parent PLUS Borrowers
Learn about repayment options available to Parent PLUS borrowers and how such loans can qualify for certain forgiveness programs
Time & Location
Jan 13, 2021, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Webinar
About the event
There’s quite a bit of student loan information out there these days, yet resources particular to Parent PLUS borrowers remains wanting. These loans, while federal student loans, have their own unique set of rules that are often not made transparent to borrowers. If you have Parent PLUS loans, or are helping someone pay Parent PLUS loans, you know that the needs and financial situations of Parent PLUS borrowers are unique as compared to the more “traditional” student borrower. This session will explain the repayment options available to Parent PLUS borrowers, strategies (including for those getting ready or already retired) and how such loans can qualify for certain forgiveness programs.
The Financial Empowerment Center at the Greater Washington Urban League has partnered with The Institute of Student Loan Advisors (TISLA) to bring you valuable information on how to manage your student loan debt once the waivers expire. This webinar is the second of a four-part series in student loan debt management. The remaining sessions in our series will cover the following student loan topics.
- Parent PLUS Loan Borrowers - January 2021
About the Financial Empowerment Center at the Greater Washington Urban League
Our mission for the Financial Empowerment Center at the Greater Washington Urban League is to place our constituents on viable pathways to economic progress and facilitate community and generational wealth accumulation. Our duty is to put participants in the driver’s seat with the skills and mindfulness they need to make critical changes and choices in order to build sound financial futures. For more information about the Financial Empowerment Center and the services we provide visit www.gwul.org/fec.
About The Institute of Student Loan Advisors
The Institute of Student Loan Advisors (TISLA) was created to ensure that all consumers have access to fair, free, student loan advice and dispute resolution. For more information on TISLA and the services and resources they provide visit www.freestudentloanadvice.org.