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Deduction of Student Loan interest, did I lose the deduction?

Nov 04

Mark SingleyStudent Loans Q&A 1098 e, plain jane, private loan, studen loan, student loan 1 Comment

My daughter and I refinanced her current student loan into a seperate private loan with a much better rate. However, is this new loan considered still a studen loan? By all appearanced on the outside of this, it is just a plain jane loan. I don’t get a 1098-E, or anything. So while I got a much better rate, did I lose the "student loan" status? I think I just inadvertantly lost a great deduction. Thanks

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