April 22, 2025 - 15:29

In an announcement this week, the Education Department cautioned that millions of borrowers may soon face aggressive collection efforts on their student loan debts. The department indicated that individuals who have fallen behind on payments could be referred to debt collectors, leading to potential deductions from their paychecks. This move marks a significant shift in policy as the federal government resumes enforcement actions that were paused during the pandemic.
The announcement has sparked concern among borrowers, many of whom are still grappling with the financial impact of the ongoing economic challenges. Advocacy groups are urging the department to consider the hardships faced by these individuals and to provide additional support and resources. As the resumption of collections looms, borrowers are encouraged to explore repayment options and seek guidance on managing their debts effectively. The Education Department's decision underscores the urgency for borrowers to stay informed and proactive regarding their student loan obligations.
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