Disclaimer: Student Loan Tutor is an independent business. We are not affiliated with and do not work for the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Department of Education. We are not a collection agency. All services are provided at the direction of our clients.

Your SAVE plan is being cancelled.
Don't let them move you to standard repayment.

The Department of Education will begin sending notices on July 1st.

Once you receive yours, you'll have a 90-day window to choose a new plan, or you'll be automatically placed on a 25-year standard repayment schedule with a payment that could be hundreds or thousands of dollars higher per month.

If you do nothing, your payment could skyrocket!

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Don't refinance. That's the wrong move.

When borrowers panic about rising payments, many consider refinancing their federal loans with a private lender.

Refinancing permanently converts your federal loans into a private loan. You can never go back.

Here's everything you give up the moment you sign:
- Loan forgiveness
- Income-driven repayment
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$0/month payment eligibility
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Administrative forbearance
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Economic hardship & unemployment deferment

0% or Negative Effective Interest Rate

Income-driven repayment keeps your payments low, sometimes as low as $0/month, and at the end of your repayment term, the remaining balance is forgiven.

When you add up everything you actually paid, plus account for the tax on the forgiven amount, most of our clients who borrowed $100,000 end up paying back less than $100,000 total.

That means their effective interest rate on the original loan is 0% - or below. No private lender on the planet will offer you a negative effective interest rate.

Refinancing permanently removes you from federal forgiveness programs and trades that outcome for a conventional loan you'll pay back in full, with interest.

The solution: switch to IBR before the rush

Income-Based Repayment (IBR) is the right move for most high-balance borrowers. We're already switching thousands of our existing clients over right now, well before the July 1st flood hits servicer systems.

Low or $0 payments

Payments tied to your income, not your balance. Similar outcome to SAVE for many borrowers.

Forgiveness is not counting

Standard Repayment plan is a full payoff amount between 10-25 years, so payments will increase dramatically

Beat the bottleneck

Get processed before 7 million borrowers flood the system in July. We're booking about a month out.

Build wealth instead

Redirect the money you'd waste on overpayments into compounding investments that outgrow the loan.

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Listen to Some of Our Clients.

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We handle everything so you don't need to talk to your servicer again

We don't give you advice and send you off. We take over the entire execution so you never have to deal with the paperwork, the hold times, or the confusion.

We review your current loan status, balance, and income to find the exact right plan for your situation.

We prepare and file all the documents - every renewal, every recertification, every fine-print detail, between now and forgiveness.

We calculate exactly when your forgiveness event happens and build a tax strategy so the "tax bomb" doesn't catch you off guard.

We show you how to redirect what you were losing to debt service into investments that build real wealth over 20–25 years.

Turn Your Federal Student Loan Debt Into a Wealth-Building Engine

While most borrowers are taught to aggressively pay down high-balance federal student loans, our proven strategy (trusted by over 1,000 financial advisors since 2015) turns your debt into a legal wealth-building loophole.

We help you stop wasteful overpayments and instead redirect that cash flow into compounding investments

Over 20–25 years, these funds grow into a significant nest egg that not only covers the eventual "tax bomb" at the moment of forgiveness but often leaves our clients (including physicians, lawyers, and business professionals) with hundreds of thousands of dollars in net profit.

Most people haven't heard of this because it requires the high-level debt architecture we’ve spent a decade perfecting, allowing you to stop servicing your debt and start building a legacy.

The Industry Leader.

Student Loan Tutor is the industry leader in strategy implementation and document processing for federal student loans. With over 10 years of experience and a track record of helping over 10,000 individuals free up over a billion dollars in student loan debt, we are dedicated to helping borrowers like you achieve financial freedom.

Why Borrowers Choose Student Loan Tutor.

Our expertise lies in tailoring student loan repayment strategies. We help clients redirect their money towards wealth accumulation, retirement planning, and business investments, rather than conventional debt servicing.

Is the SAVE plan officially ending?

Yes. Following the One Big Beautiful Bill (2025) and subsequent court rulings, the SAVE plan is being phased out entirely. Servicer notices go out starting July 1, 2026.

Does my time in SAVE forbearance count toward forgiveness?

No. Time in the current SAVE administrative forbearance does not count toward the 20–25 years needed for IDR forgiveness or the 120 payments required for PSLF. Only payments on an active plan count.

Can I still get a low or $0 payment after SAVE ends?

Yes, though thresholds have changed. IBR and the new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) both offer income-based payments. Our specialists run the numbers to find the lowest legally possible payment for your specific income and balance.

What if I wait until I get my notice?

You can - but your interest keeps accruing with zero forgiveness credit in the meantime, and you'll be submitting paperwork alongside millions of other borrowers when servicer systems are overwhelmed. We're already a month out on bookings. Acting now puts you ahead of all of that.

Should I consider refinancing?

Almost certainly not. Federal income-driven repayment can deliver an effective rate below 0% once forgiveness is factored in. No private lender comes close. Refinancing permanently removes you from federal programs. Call us before signing anything with a private lender.

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How It Works

Our specialists will

Review your current loan status & history

Run numbers for your specific income & loan balance

Show you exactly how a strategy would look over 20–25 years

Calculate potential forgiveness and tax impact

Estimate how much wealth you could build instead of losing that money to debt

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Don't wait for the payments to explode or the system to crash.
See exactly how low your payments can go and get back to accumulating wealth.