Income-Based Repayment would be one of your repayment options.
IBR is an option similar to Pay As You Earn but offers more flexibility. To qualify for an IBR, your prospective payments must be lower than they would be on the Standard Repayment Plan. You can still sign up for an IBR even if you are still unemployed. These plans are solely based on your income. So if you are unemployed, this translates to zero income. As a result, your monthly payment will be $0
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Given the situation above regarding the error that Caleb made in the spelling of a particular word which was repeated in multiple cells, the steps that he can do in order to correct this are the following:
1. G<span>o to Review, Spelling, and select Change each time the error is found.
2. G</span><span>o to Home, Editing, Find, search for the incorrect spelling, and Replace to replace it with the correctly spelled word.
Hope this helps.</span>