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Federal student loans (Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized) have fixed rates set by Congress, income-driven repayment options, and forgiveness programs (PSLF). Private loans have variable or fixed rates set by the lender, fewer protections, and no forgiveness. Always exhaust federal options first.
Paying even $50 extra per month shortens your loan by months or years. Target the highest-rate loan first (avalanche method) or the smallest balance first (snowball method for motivation). Refinancing to a lower rate saves interest but forfeits federal protections.
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Convert the annual rate to a monthly rate
r = 7.5% ÷ 12= 0.6250%Total number of monthly payments
n = 5 years × 12= 60 paymentsApply the amortizing-loan formula
M = P × [r(1+r)ⁿ] / [(1+r)ⁿ − 1]= $500.95/moTotal paid over the full term
$500.95 × 60 payments= $30,056.92Total interest paid
$30,056.92 − $25,000.00 principal= $5,056.92Result
Monthly payment: $500.95
Over 5 years you'll pay $5,057 in interest on top of the $25,000 you borrowed — $30,057 total.