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Student Loan Default: What It Is and How to Get Out ?
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 339297, member: 31907"] Student loan default occurs when you fail to make payments for an extended period, typically 270 days for federal loans and 120 days for private loans. This delinquency can significantly impact your credit score, making it harder to secure future loans, housing, or even employment. When you default, the entire outstanding balance becomes due immediately, and the loan may be transferred to a collection agency. The government can garnish your wages, tax refunds, and federal benefits to recover the debt. To get out of default, you have several options: [B]1. Loan Rehabilitation:[/B] By making nine consecutive, reasonable monthly payments, you can remove the default status and regain eligibility for federal aid. [B]2. Loan Consolidation:[/B] This allows you to combine multiple federal loans into one new loan with a fresh repayment plan. [B]3. Negotiating a Settlement: [/B]Private lenders may accept a lump-sum payment for less than the total balance owed. [B]4. Loan Forgiveness Programs:[/B] Certain professions, such as public service or teaching, may qualify you for loan forgiveness after meeting specific requirements. Addressing student loan default promptly is crucial to avoiding further financial hardship. Explore your options, communicate with your lender, and develop a plan to regain control of your financial future. [/QUOTE]
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