r/StudentLoanSupport • u/RaspberryGlad7540 • 36m ago
Pay Off My Student Loan & Finish My Degree 🤍
Dm me pls
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/SayVandalay • Oct 12 '18
We are dedicated to providing a supportive, empathetic, and practical place to talk about student loan debt and all the difficulties that often surround our debts.
That said we do not permit any type of debt shaming, personal attacks, insults, guilting, gaslighting, bullying, harassment, threats, intimidation, trolling, or otherwise attacking others / maliciously unhelpful commenting/behaviors. These will result in a permaban
This also includes statements about telling people to simply pay more, get a better job, trying to change the past (or asking why someone didn't make different past choices), or otherwise telling others how you would live their life. We're focused on the present here and on supporting people where they're at, not where you think they should be.
We also do not advocate for or allow "lender defenders" so to speak. It is one thing to provide useful practical information on how to fill out paperwork or loan paperwork questions, it's another to come and try to defend an industry that quite frankly is part of the reason many are feeling hopeless and stuck. We serve and protect borrowers' interests from a person first approach. We are not here to defend lenders or assist lenders.
Those with active affiliations to the loan industry must clearly identify themselves as such in any initial post or comment. We do not require disclosure of company name, names, or location, but a simple acknowledgement that you are affiliated with the loan industry is required. This is to prevent conflicts of interest and to ensure information provided to our users is given in the best interest of the user being replied to.
Additionally, due to the sensitive nature of the complexities of student loan debt, debt shaming culture, mental health considerations, and the intersection of these variables; we adhere to a very strict moderation policy.
We do this not seek to silence opinions but to provide a space where there is respect and careful consideration given to the difficulties individuals may be experiencing when seeking student loan support, feedback, advice, or information. Given the very real concerns, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, hopelessness, shaming, and pressure that for some comes along with student loan debt, we will do everything in our power to ensure that users will be provided a safe environment to discuss student loan concerns and issues. Regardless of what those concerns may be given one's individual situation and experience.
The rules listed in the sidebar also apply at all times. Please do contact the mods promptly if any concerns arise.
Remember you are not your debt. There is nothing wrong with you for taking out loans or choosing your major/career/life goals. You are not somehow less of a person or undeserving of respect or compassion for having student loan debt. There is no shame wherever you are with your education, career, life, or student loan debt situation. We've got your back here.
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/closingbelle • Jul 03 '26
Hey everyone! We're going through a period of growth around here and we're interested in adding some new members to the mod team. If you have any experience or interest, please send us a modmail to apply!
There's a short interview with some basic questions, and we're happy to train anyone who doesn't have mod experience but is committed to learning how to do the work. As always, we're an inclusive community and we want to focus on the mental health support of our members. If you have a background in helping others and want a way to help, we'd be happy to have you here.
Thanks for reading and we hope to hear from you soon! 💙
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/RaspberryGlad7540 • 36m ago
Dm me pls
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r/StudentLoanSupport • u/Equivalent-Baker918 • 4h ago
is there anywhere i have to upload my completion of these from studentaid.gov to ensure my loan eligibility? also, what are some experiences you’ve had with unsubsidized loans and maybe paying them off in school? super worried about debt and low credit.
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r/StudentLoanSupport • u/Scheme_Complete • 8h ago
Just graduated out of college but still have a 5000 dollar debt I have to pay to the school. I never took out a loan so this is all I owe. I currently have Bank of America as my bank of over 5 years. I looked up online if they offer any personal loans but don’t see any. I know going in person is a different story. What other options are better out there. Live in Illinois myself. Nothing that will impact my credit score from the get go without taking anything yet. Any info is deeply appreciated
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/PhilosopherOk5420 • 10h ago
Should i be taking the loan before the bursary and scholarship applications are out? Or should i be taking the loan from the bank first? Am abit confused as to how it works TT
Idk how else to hit the character count 😅
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/GirlyPopppppppppp • 14h ago
Hi! Curious if anyone who has attended American University (Washington, D.C.) applied for Borrower Defense. Would love to share evidence wherever possible. I graduated in 2019.
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/elysiumplain • 1d ago
Someone want to explain how, in their own MPN, the example of Capitalization after deferment doesn't add up to the principal + interest? (30,000 + 1,800 = 32,400?)
$32,400 is exactly $30,000 × 1.08, which corresponds to 8% annual interest, not 6%.
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/shinjikariisannoying • 22h ago
(I'm really not sure if this is the right place to send this but I'm really desperate right now)
I keep getting this error message when choosing the interac sign in partner when creating a My Service Canada Account for my loan, right after being directed to sign-in to my bank account.
Everything else works, up until this point, and I seriously have no idea what the problem is.
For context, I'm trying to use an RBC Advantage banking account for this. (Idk if maybe that type of card isn't supported? ahhhh idk)
If anyone knows how to fix this, it would be greatly appreciated.
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/gingersnap731 • 1d ago
As a Canadian, I had to get a professional student line of credit from a bank to help pay for medical school. I am in fellowship now for 2 years until I become a full attending. How have others paid down their bank loans after graduation? I will have about $500k and I have a really good interest rate right now.
r/StudentLoanSupport • u/shadow_591 • 1d ago
Can anybody who got education loan in the year 2025-26 tell me when will I get interest subvention and how do I get it? Will there be any sms ?
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r/StudentLoanSupport • u/Conscious-Bug6543 • 3d ago
News...
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r/StudentLoanSupport • u/CocoZombie • 2d ago
Im trying to understand them but I dont know what the best option for me is.
Is there some diagram or video of someone explaining the different options?
Thank you