PSLF borrowers lose qualifying payment credit due to servicer errors and IDR plan litigation disruptions
Public servants are being denied years of PSLF credit because administrative disruptions from IDR plan litigation caused ineligible payment statuses, even when borrowers continued qualifying employment. No effective appeal or correction path exists through servicers.
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