Kate Wood
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431 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 13 Aug
Kate Wood’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Minimize the amount that you're actually paying.
Again, though, because of all these changes, if she were to take out new loans for this grad program, assuming that she's starting the grad program in 2026, so that would count as
not only new loans, but new graduate program.
We are not under the old rules that would change everything.
And again, those loans will have their own tenure timeline.
That's a whole other thing to consider.
There is so much to think about.
And I'm sorry for throwing out so many numbers.
So forgiveness is meant to be automatic.
So basically servicers are going through at the education department's direction, are going through records saying, okay, these are the people who've met this goal at this time.
That said, things have been moving
incredibly slowly.
And we have seen a lot of issues with forgiveness being dispersed, not necessarily in terms of PSLF forgiveness specifically, but just overall.
So we've been in a situation for
several months now where we were in a situation previously where forgiveness was not being processed at all.
So one of the ongoing lawsuits against the education department was brought by the American Federation of Teachers.
They have been really strong advocates because in particular, PSLF is something that very much affects their membership, right?
Teachers are
heavy users of the PSLF program.
And so they have really strongly advocated for making sure that we're holding the education department accountable and that things are moving forward, that borrowers are getting what they were promised when they took out these loans.
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