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Student Loan Forgiveness Trends Under Trump’s Second Term

Student Loan Forgiveness Trends Under Trump’s Second Term

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2026-02-09 22:33:02
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Despite significant disruptions to federal student loan programs during President Donald Trump's first year of his second term, approximately 121,000 borrowers successfully obtained debt forgiveness in 2025. The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program accounted for 117,280 of these cases, while income-driven repayment plans—though largely paused due to litigation—still facilitated 3,570 discharges.

These figures represent a notable decline from the Biden administration's sweeping forgiveness initiatives but substantially exceed historical averages. The ongoing adjustments to repayment systems and forgiveness criteria continue to shape borrowers' financial strategies, with many prioritizing these programs to reallocate funds toward essential expenses like family care and savings.

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