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REDI Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  430 words in original text
This bill changes federal student loan rules to help people in medical or dental training. It allows borrowers serving in internships or residencies to pause their loan payments without interest building up during that time. ##
- People with federal student loans who are in medical internship or residency programs - People with federal student loans who are in dental internship or residency programs ##
- Borrowers in medical or dental internship or residency programs become eligible for a loan pause where they do not have to make monthly payments and no interest charges accumulate on their loans (Sec. 2) ##
The Higher Education Act of 1965 will be amended to add medical and dental internship or residency service as a new reason someone can pause their student loan payments. During this pause, interest will not accrue (build up over time) on loans given under this part of the law. ##
- Deferment: A pause in loan payments during which interest does not accumulate - Internship or residency program: Not specified in bill text ##
Not specified in bill text
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