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Ed. Dept. Will Not Use Tax Refunds, Social Security to Collect on Defaulted Student Loans Until November

Account Recovery

The Department of Education has announced it will suspend the seizure of tax refunds, Social Security payments, and other government payments to collect on defaulted student loans through November.

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Gov’t Extends Student Loan Moratorium, Wipes Out All Existing Defaults, Delinquencies

Account Recovery

As expected, the federal government yesterday announced that it was extending the moratorium on making student loan payments for an additional four months — to August 31 — but added in an extra wrinkle that will impact those in the accounts receivable management industry: The 7 million borrowers who are in default on their student … (..)

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Cordray Signs Off on Policy Making it Easier for Student Loan Companies, Collectors to be Investigated

Account Recovery

Previously, state attorneys … The post Cordray Signs Off on Policy Making it Easier for Student Loan Companies, Collectors to be Investigated appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net.

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Steps Involved in Recovering Unpaid Student Loans

Nexa Collect

Recovering unpaid student loans is a systematic process. Just like mortgage recoveries, the steps can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the terms of the loan. Employ a Collection Agency : If the borrower is unresponsive or unwilling to pay, employ the services of a collection agency.

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How Long Will it Take to Rehabilitate a Student Loan?

Sawin & Shea

Student loan debt is a serious problem in the United States, and it’s an issue that impacts millions of Americans. As of January 2022, around 45 million people have student loan debt, which is 13.5% The total collective amount of federal and private student debt is around $1.75 of the US population.

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U.S. Government Writes Off $2 Billion In Student LoansU.S. Government Writes Off $2 Billion In Student Loans

Collection Industry News

Earlier this month, the federal Education Department announced it is canceling another round of student loan payments, adding that those eligible are now being notified via email. The new round will cancel loans worth $2 billion, reported Yahoo Money. Government Writes Off $2 Billion In Student LoansU.S.

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Navient Ordered to Stop Collections on Discharged Student Loans

Collection Industry News

A bankruptcy judge ordered student loan servicer Navient Corp. to suspend its efforts to collect payments from borrowers of certain private student loans who filed for bankruptcy and whose debts were likely eligible for a discharge. Government-backed…. Source: site. Judge Elizabeth Stong with the U.S.