Did you know that your federal student loan payment could be as low as $0 a month thanks to the Saving on A Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan, a new program to help federal student loan borrowers?

Learn more and apply today: StudentAid.gov/save #SAVEOnStudentDebt

ATTN: Atlanta federal student loan borrowers🚨RSVP today for an in-person student debt clinic this Saturday, 3/9!

Learn more about the SAVE Plan and answer any other repayment questions you have.

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The November 2024 general election will see the largest Gen Z electorate in history, with over 40M young Americans eligible to vote for the first time. And we're not letting this opportunity pass us by - that’s why we rise.

Learn how we're unleashing the #youthwave in 2024.

To qualify for the #SAVE Plan, you must have federal student loans (unfortunately, parent plus loans are not eligible). Private loans are not eligible for #SAVE or any other income-driven repayment plans. #TodaysVoicesTues

Yes - see if you're eligible for SAVE at studentaid.gov/SAVE ! Borrowers already on the old Revised Pay As You Earn or the REPAYE Plan will be put on the SAVE Plan automatically; they won't need to sign up. SAVE replaces REPAYE.

SAVE is one type of income-driven repayment (IDR) plan. SAVE is not going to replace #StudentDebt cancellation (which is going through a negotiated rulemaking process) - but is an interim solution that will help millions of borrowers as payments return.

SAVE is an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan that calculates payments based on a borrower’s income and family size – not their loan balance – and forgives remaining balances after a certain number of years. #TodaysVoicesTues

We're joining Young Invincibles to chat about the SAVE plan for #StudentDebt cancellation today! Follow along! #TodaysVoicesTues

As we continue the fight for free higher ed and student debt forgiveness! We want to inform our students and alumni about the best repayment options for them. That’s why we're teaming up with U.S. Department of Education & Civic Nation for the #SaveOnStudentDebt #SavePlan .

youth vote matters; youth organizing is paramount; supporting youth GOTV work happens now ⁦Rise⁩ ⁦Democratic Party⁩ ⁦TuftsIDHE⁩ ⁦Inside Higher Ed⁩ ⁦The Chronicle of Higher Education⁩ politico.com/news/magazine/…

Loved being on this panel w/ ⁦Mary-Pat⁩ of ⁦Rise⁩ and Jakob Buckley who is fighting Koch influence on his campus

It was so great to meet with student advocates from Rise yesterday to discuss our country’s need for affordable access to higher education.

It’s time to #CancelStudentDebt and implement #CollegeForAll .

We are so grateful to be in community with exceptional leaders like Mary-Pat! Kudos to her for stepping into this new role at Rise! We look forward to the magic they’ll create together. 🥳

Learn more about her on our blog: 👇

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The Supreme Court is launching a series of all-out attacks on youth. We must depoliticize the Court in order to advance equity and justice.

Read our full statement with NN4Youth, Rise, @genratify, Gen-Z for Change, Sunrise Movement 🌅, and Voters of Tomorrow.

Mary-Pat Hector, Rise: In two days, the Court – which represents an elite few, has dismantled years of hard work by youth & organizers to fight for student debt forgiveness, equitable access to higher ed & basic rights for all regardless of their sexual orientation.

The #SCOTUS decision to reject the independent state legislature theory shows that the extreme majority is increasingly concerned about growing public pressure.  The people are fed up - and Congress must act.  unitedfordemocracy.us/press-releases…

Student loan forgiveness affects all of us. Rise's CEO, Mary-Pat, has over $63,000 in student loan debt. Her mother also took out Parent PLUS loans. Learn more about Mary-Pat and other student borrowers' stories as we await the SCOTUS decision: bloom.bg/42Osno5