The newly created Repayment Assistance Plan will make lower-income borrowers pay tens of thousands more over their lifetime compared to the existing plan.

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Parents who take out PLUS loans to help their children finance college after July 1, 2026 will only be able to use the standard repayment plan.

The Income-Based Repayment Plan will still be available to provide loan forgiveness up to 25 years and the Repayment Assistance Plan will provide forgiveness after 30 years.