April 21, 2025 - 23:36

Starting next month, the Education Department will commence the collection process for student loans that have fallen into default. This significant move could affect millions of borrowers, as officials announced plans to garnish wages as part of the collection efforts.
The decision comes as the department seeks to recover funds from borrowers who have not made payments on their loans for an extended period. This action marks a shift in policy as the federal government resumes aggressive collection measures that had been paused during the pandemic.
Borrowers who find themselves in default may face serious financial consequences, including wage garnishment, which can significantly impact their take-home pay. The Education Department is urging borrowers to explore repayment options and consider rehabilitation programs to avoid these harsh penalties.
As the deadline approaches, many borrowers are advised to stay informed about their loan status and seek assistance to navigate their repayment options effectively.
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