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Compare Standard, Tiered Standard, IBR, and RAP student loan repayment estimates side by side.
| Plan | Monthly payment | Term | Projected paid | Projected interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StandardLowest fixed-plan interest | $511 | 10 years | $61,316 | $16,316 |
| Tiered StandardFixed payment by debt level | $392 | 15 years | $70,560 | $25,560 |
| IBR (estimate)Assumes newer-borrower 10% / 20-year IBR | $259 | 20 years | $62,120 | $17,120 |
| RAP (estimate)Includes dependent deduction | $229 | 30 years | $82,500 | $37,500 |
IBR and RAP are planning estimates based on current income. They do not model annual income changes, interest subsidies, forgiveness taxes, or PSLF eligibility.
Compare the monthly payment and long-term cost of Standard, Tiered Standard, IBR, and RAP repayment approaches. Fixed-plan calculations use standard loan amortization, while income-driven figures are estimates based on the income information entered.
Lower income-driven payments can improve monthly cash flow but may extend repayment and increase accumulated interest. Confirm eligibility and current program terms with Federal Student Aid or your loan servicer.
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