Jan 6, 2011 ... Q: Is it true that members of Congress, their staffers and their family members do  not have to pay back their student loans? A: Not true. Some congressional  employees are eligible to have up to $60,000 of student loans repaid after  several years — just like other federal workers. But that's not the case for ...
Jan 3, 2011 ... Claim: All congressional staffers and family members are exempt from repaying  their student loans. ... are so exempted is based upon a misunderstanding of one  particular federal employment program which provides some federal employees  assistance in paying back student loans up to a certain amount, ...
Jan 16, 2013 ... Below the photo, Actof Courage claims that “the staffers of Congress family  members are exempt from having to pay back student loans. ... thus: “There are  no provisions under Title IV (federal student aid programs) that provide loan  forgiveness for Members of Congress or their families or staff (beyond what ...
Jun 18, 2013 ... Congress may let student loan interest rates double July 1, but some federal  workers and congressional staff likely are protected from the impact by a taxpayer -funded benefit that provided more than $20 million last year for them to pay  down their college debts. Congress created the benefit more than 10 ...
MYTH: Members of Congress are exempt from insider trading laws. FACT: Both ...  MYTH: Members of Congress, their staff and their families do not have to pay  back student loans. ... Some congressional staff members can have their student  loans repaid over several years in a program available to many federal  employees.
Members of Congress and their families and staff are exempt from repaying student loans.