<prompt> Human: Heres the article discussing the changes.It looks like there will be some big winners and big losers again. I know a lot of medical residents who were counting on the 10-year public service loan forgiveness in order to discharge large amounts of debts. On the other hand, this may be a step in the right direction when it comes to reigning in college costs as it gets rid of the incentive for students to take out insane amounts of uncapped GRAD plus loans with no real ability to ever pay them back. One thing I personally disagree with is making the IBR payments based on the entire household income even if the couple files separately. This just seems like government encouraging legal divorce in order for some families to make ends-meat. Anyways, this is brand new and Im sure there will be much discussion. What are your thoughts?Edit: And here is the official budget proposal. Page S-13 is where the details are.  <response>: This proposal is an insult to taxpayers. I do think the 2500 student loan interest deduction should be changed to adjust for inflation, though. 