RAP · By income

RAP Payment by Income

Estimated 2026 Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) monthly payment at each income level, for a single borrower with no dependents. Pick your salary for a full breakdown, or run your exact numbers below.

From line 11 of your IRS Form 1040.

−$50/mo each

For IBR compare

Estimated RAP payment
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IBR
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RAP payment chart ($20k–$250k)

Salary (AGI)RAP rateRAP/moNew IBR/moLower
$20,000 1% $17 $0 IBR
$25,000 2% $42 $9 IBR
$30,000 2% $50 $51 Tie
$35,000 3% $88 $92 RAP
$40,000 3% $100 $134 RAP
$45,000 4% $150 $176 RAP
$50,000 4% $167 $217 RAP
$55,000 5% $229 $259 RAP
$60,000 5% $250 $301 RAP
$65,000 6% $325 $342 RAP
$70,000 6% $350 $384 RAP
$75,000 7% $438 $426 IBR
$80,000 7% $467 $467 Tie
$85,000 8% $567 $509 IBR
$90,000 8% $600 $551 IBR
$100,000 9% $750 $634 IBR
$110,000 10% $917 $717 IBR
$120,000 10% $1,000 $801 IBR
$125,000 10% $1,042 $842 IBR
$150,000 10% $1,250 $1,051 IBR
$175,000 10% $1,458 $1,259 IBR
$200,000 10% $1,667 $1,467 IBR
$250,000 10% $2,083 $1,884 IBR

RAP applies a flat bracket percentage to your full AGI, so the payment rises smoothly with income. New IBR shelters 150% of the poverty line first, so it tends to win at higher incomes. See RAP vs IBR and how RAP works for the full rules.

Estimates use published RAP rules as of October 2026 and 2026 HHS poverty guidelines for a single-person household. Confirm with your servicer.