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Millions of student-loan accounts are being transferred to the Treasury — and the first phase is launching - AOL (opens the original)
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The Education and Treasury Departments are launching an online support center for defaulted student-loan borrowers. It's part of the Education Department's plan to transfer federal student-loan accounts to the Treasury. The new portal allows defaulted borrowers to make payments online, eliminating the need for paperwork. The Trump administration is moving forward with its transfer of federal student-loan accounts to the Treasury Department. The Treasury and Education Departments announced on Wed
A major deadline for student-loan borrowers is here — and glitches persist - AOL (opens the original)
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Student-loan borrowers are facing the first deadline to transition off the SAVE plan this week. Some borrowers have faced technical issues submitting applications to a new repayment plan. Borrowers who do not select a new plan before their deadline will be placed on a standard plan. The first batch of student-loan borrowers is required to switch to a new repayment plan this week — but some of them are running into issues. After President Donald Trump's administration eliminated the Biden-era SAV
300,000 student-loan borrowers got their debt wiped out — but their credit is still taking a hit, a new lawsuit says - AOL (opens the original)
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Student-loan borrowers who got debt relief are being wrongfully reported to credit bureaus, a new lawsuit says. The lawsuit estimated that around 300,000 borrowers who were defrauded by their schools are affected. Inaccurate reporting could harm a borrower's credit score and trigger wage and benefit garnishment. Student-loan borrowers whose debt was wiped out are still being reported to credit bureaus, a new lawsuit says. On Thursday, the Project on Predatory Student Lending, a borrower advocacy
1.5 million student-loan borrowers left Biden's key repayment plan. Here's what's at stake for the 6 million others. - AOL (opens the original)
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1.5 million student-loan borrowers have left the SAVE repayment plan. Sept. 29 is the first deadline for borrowers to transition off the plan. Those who don't take action by their deadline will be placed in the most expensive repayment plan. Millions of student-loan borrowers have yet to leave a key repayment plan — and the first deadline is approaching. A Department of Education spokesperson confirmed that 1.5 million of the 7.5 million borrowers on the SAVE plan had selected a new repayment pl
Student-loan borrowers have 1 month to enroll in a temporary repayment benefit - AOL (opens the original)
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Student-loan borrowers can enroll in autopay by September 30 to receive an interest rate reduction. The benefit is available for 2 years, and borrowers who default are ineligible. It comes as borrowers are navigating higher bills from Trump's repayment overhaul. The deadline for student-loan borrowers to receive a lower interest rate is fast approaching. Borrowers who enroll in autopay by the end of the day on September 30 will receive a temporary1-percentage-point reduction on their student-loa
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