Student Loan Forgiveness Deadline Extended

Hear about LaRonda’s experience with Project 120, including how she got $83,000 of loans forgiven!

If you have federal student loans, you may be eligible for eventual forgiveness through Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) since you work for our ministry which is an eligible employer.

PSLF is a federal student loan program that forgives student loans after 120 months (or 10 years) of qualifying public service and payments!

Our ministry offers a benefit called Project 120 to make sure you have the support
you need to take advantage of this loan forgiveness program. We have partnered with Aptus Financial who will analyze your loan situation, send you an action plan and follow up with you regularly throughout the process.

If you are ready to opt in to see if you may be eligible for PSLF and get a plan of action, submit the survey below and send in your student loan file. No personal details will be shared with CHI St. Vincent.

Click this link to take the survey: https://tinyurl.com/StVincentPSLF

Before starting the survey, please have an estimate of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) (and for your spouse, if applicable), how many years you have worked in public service, and login information for your StudentAid.gov account to download your student data file.

Upload your student loan txt file from studentaid.gov. Instructions for getting your loan file:

  • Log into your account at https://studentaid.gov
  • In the right-hand corner beneath your name use the down arrow to access your dashboard
  • On your dashboard, select “View Details” in the right hand corner of the “My Aid” section
  • On the right-hand side, select “Download My Aid Data”
  • Select “Continue” to download your Student Loan Data to computer
  • This file will download as a text file named: MyStudentData.txt (it may end up in your downloads folder)
  • Attach this in the .txt format only

To learn more about PSLF & Project 120, watch this video:

This is not a drill! Act today and make sure you are paying as little as possible toward your student loans to take advantage of PSLF.