economic hardship

Apparantly Medical Bills Don't Contribute to Economic Hardship

There is no gray area with economic hardship deferments. If you are employed you can get an economic hardship deferment if your student loan payment is over 20% of your monthly income.

I owe $680 dollars a month in student loans. I make $3,500 a month. So you see, I make $2400 a year too much to qualify for an economic hardship deferment.

In fact , I would be better off by taking a pay cut for a year.

This much I understand , even though I could rant about cost of living differences and how this much money in Atlanta is nothing! But lets leave that.