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Capitalized Interest on Income-Driven Repayment
Capitalized interest on income-driven repayment is the most insidious practice, routinely inflating balances beyond original loan amounts. Unpaid interest capitalizes when borrowers recertify or leave plans, turning a $30,000 loan into over $60,000—a 100% increase—because interest compounds on a larger principal. Data shows borrowers on income-driven plans for 20 years often owe 50% more than they borrowed, making this a debt trap.
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