Student Loan Forgiveness Calculator
Student Loan Forgiveness Calculator
Estimate how much of your student loan may be forgiven based on income and payment plan.
Standard Income Driven Pay As You EarnNot calculated yet.
Loan Amount: ${formatCurrency(loanAmount)}
Income: ${formatCurrency(income)}
Repayment Plan: ${repaymentPlan}
`; forgivenessSteps += `Results:
Forgiven Amount: ${formatCurrency(forgivenAmount)}
Remaining Loan: ${formatCurrency(remainingAmount)}
`; } function resetForgiveness(){ document.querySelectorAll(“#calculator input, #calculator select”).forEach(el => el.value = “”); forgivenessSteps = “”; document.getElementById(“calculationStepsForgiveness”).innerHTML = “
Not calculated yet.
“; } function toggleForgivenessSteps(){ const s = document.getElementById(“calculationStepsForgiveness”); const a = document.getElementById(“toggleArrowForgiveness”); if(s.style.display === “none” || s.style.display === “”){ s.style.display = “block”; a.style.transform = “rotate(180deg)”; s.innerHTML = forgivenessSteps || “Not calculated yet.
“; } else { s.style.display = “none”; a.style.transform = “rotate(0deg)”; } } function formatCurrency(n) { return currencySymbol + n.toFixed(2) + ” ” + fixedCurrency; }This student loan forgiveness calculator helps you estimate how much of your loan might be forgiven based on your income and the repayment plan you choose.
How Loan Forgiveness Works
The percentage forgiven depends on the repayment plan and your income. The Income Driven plan offers the most forgiveness, followed by Pay As You Earn.
Example Calculation
A $30,000 loan with an Income Driven plan results in $15,000 forgiven, leaving $15,000 remaining.
Why It Matters
This calculator helps you understand how different plans could reduce your student debt.