Four ways to pay off
$240k in clinical training debt.
Built for clinicians — physicians, NPs, PAs, nurses, and allied health. Compare PSLF, IDR, refinancing, and the standard plan side by side. See what each one really costs, and what one extra shift a week on Folio could change.
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Standard 10-year
Fixed payments. Done in 10. Highest monthly, lowest total interest.
Private refinance
Lower rate. Same ~10-year term. Forfeits federal protections (no PSLF).
Income-driven (RAP)
Payment scales with income. Forgiveness at 20-25 yrs (taxable).
PSLF track
10 years at qualifying nonprofit/gov employer. Tax-free forgiveness.
Loan repayment programs
Service-based debt payoff. Credits apply after the service window completes.
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Standard 10-year
Income-driven payments approximate the upcoming Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) at ~10% of discretionary income above $25k. PSLF assumes employment at a qualifying nonprofit or government employer for 120 consecutive qualifying months. Refinancing assumes a typical 6.5% private rate at training end; rates vary.
LRP credits apply after the stated service commitment completes. Folio income is taxed at your estimated marginal bracket based on career stage and specialty. Not financial advice — consult a financial advisor for decisions about your specific situation.