I particularly enjoyed the bit where they interview the guy who is an Uber driver. He doesn’t care about his credit score since he will never be able to buy a house; feds can’t garnish his wages because technically he doesn’t work for Uber 
I particularly enjoyed the bit where they interview the guy who is an Uber driver. He doesn’t care about his credit score since he will never be able to buy a house; feds can’t garnish his wages because technically he doesn’t work for Uber
Probably showing him the standard 10 year payment plan, but he shouldn’t actually have to pay that–BBB gets rid of the partial financial hardship requirement for IDR so he’d at most have to pay 15% of discretionary income, or 10% if he took the loans in 2014 or later. There’s the RAP as well but that could be worse depending on his AGI.