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[@myrn1ck](/creator/twitter/myrn1ck)
"@WallStreetApes Does this have to do with income based repayment It appears he has a XX% interest rate. That would mean his double payments are $300/mo if the balance has remained the same. If he had only paid $385/mo for the last XX years it would be paid off"  
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"@CELTIChistorian @derekinyourdms @sandinistaoliva That would imply a XX% rate of interest. Seems unlikely"  
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"According to Grok: The highest interest rate ever charged for a federal student loan in the U.S. was XX% for undergraduate loans between 1988 and 1992 during which the rate was X% while borrowers were in school and jumped to XX% after graduation. For private student loans rates can be higher with some variable rates reaching up to XX% as of January 2025 depending on the lender and borrowers creditworthiness. Historically private loan rates have been less regulated and can vary widely but specific data on their absolute highest rates is less consistently documented compared to federal loans"  
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