Yes, the Department of Education Will Garnish Your Wages for Defaulted Student Loans. Here's What to Do

Those who do not catch up may be deducted from their wages, taxes or pensions.

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The U.S. Department of Education has announced that the collection of past-due student loans will resume on May 5. How will this affect your financial reality?

'What payments can be garnished for my defaulted student loans?' Answers to questions as collections resume.

Many student loan borrowers recently got some unwelcome news: The U.S.

Yes, the Department of Education Will Garnish Your Wages for Defaulted Student Loans. Here's What to Do

Defaulted loans will be sent to debt collection starting May 5. Don't wait if you're behind on payments.

If you're behind on student loan payments, the government could take money out of your paycheck—what to do if you can’t afford to pay

Loan servicers will resume sending defaulted loans to collections on May 5.

What Mass. borrowers can do to get loans out of default

The U.S. Department of Education announced that federal student loans in default would be sent to collections, and over five million borrowers could be subject to having their wages garnished.