Have student loans? Here's how to save more money on your taxes:
If you have student loans, here's how to save more money on your taxes.Here are some of the top questions regarding student loans and taxes, according to Google:How do I get my tax money back from student loans?Let's start with one central principle regarding income taxes and student loans: if you made federal student loan payments last year, you may be able to save money on your federal income taxes this year.
If you paid more than $600 in student loan interest last year, your student loan servicer will provide you with a Student Loan Interest Statement, also known as. Remember, this is the amount of interest you paid on your federal student loans. It's not your total student loan payment or the interest on your private student loans. If you paid less than $600 in student loan interest, contact your student loan servicer to provide you with the amount of student loan interest you paid.
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