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Student loans have been confusing lately. Here’s a guide to know where you stand
Between collections resuming, courts challenging student loan programs and layoffs in the Education Department, borrowers ...
What to do if debt collectors call about student loans
With student loan collections resuming, here's how to protect yourself from scams and understand your rights when contacted ...
Student loan debt collection restarts: How to avoid garnished wages, tax refund seizures
Those who haven't paid on their debt for nine months or more now face the harsh realities of debt collection. Here's what to ...
McAfee’s Scam Detector Added to Core Plans, Protecting People Against Text, Email, and Video Scams
Today, online protection company McAfee is taking a major step forward in the fight against scams by introducing McAfee’s ...
A credit union's mission: Helping consumers identify scams before they become victims
Hours of dedicated training have helped these employees better frame probing questions without making targeted banking ...
'Don't fall for this' | Scammers targeting millions of federal student loan borrowers
More than 42 million people hold federal student loans owing more than $3 trillion to the government. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — In late April, the federal government announced it would resume collections on ...
Scammers targeting borrowers as student loan collections resume
After the Department of Education announced that it is resuming collections on defaulted student loans, and scammers are ...
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What happens if your student loans are in default? Answers to questions like how much your wages can be garnished and more.
The Trump administration’s announcement this week that it will restart debt collection on defaulted student loans means some borrowers will feel the consequences as early as next month.