Why This Site Exists

The student loan system in 2025 is broken. Official tools are offline. Programs are being dismantled in court. Millions of borrowers are trapped in forbearance, accruing interest while making zero progress toward forgiveness. And scammers are exploiting the chaos to steal from desperate people.

We built StudentLoanForgivenessHelp.com because we believe everyone deserves access to clear, accurate information about their options—without having to pay for it, and without being manipulated by fear tactics.

This is not a business. It's a response to a crisis.

The Problem We're Solving

Right now, borrowers are facing:

The Department of Education's own Loan Simulator admits it's out of date. Their payment tracker is broken. Servicer phone lines are overwhelmed. People are making irreversible financial decisions based on confusion, fear, and misinformation.

That's not acceptable.

What We Believe

🎯 Clarity Over Complexity

Student loans are complicated enough. We explain things in plain language, with clear action steps, so you can make informed decisions.

💰 Free Means Free

All federal student loan applications and services are free. We'll never charge you for information that should be publicly available.

🔍 Accuracy Matters

We cite official sources, track policy changes, and update our content when things change. Bad advice in this space can cost people tens of thousands of dollars.

🛡️ Protection First

We actively warn about scams and help you understand what to avoid. The best guidance isn't just what to do—it's also what not to do.

Our Commitments to You

Who We Are

We're people who've seen firsthand how confusing and stressful the student loan system can be. We've watched friends and family struggle to understand their options, make costly mistakes, and feel powerless against a system that seems designed to be opaque.

We're not affiliated with the Department of Education, any loan servicer, or any government agency. We're not a nonprofit (though we don't operate this site for profit). We're just people who believe that access to clear information shouldn't be a privilege.

If this site helps even one person avoid a scam, escape the SAVE forbearance trap, or understand their path to forgiveness, it's worth every hour we've put into it.

How You Can Help

If you've found this site useful:

The student loan crisis affects 43 million Americans. We can't fix the system, but we can make sure people have the information they need to navigate it.

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