Department of Education Delays Plan to Seize Social Security Benefits to Collect on Defaulted Student Loans
450,000+ student loan borrowers aged 62 and older are at risk of seizure of their Social Security benefits.
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House Republicans Propose Major Cuts to Student Loan and Pell Grant Programs
Proposal Comes as Department of Education Removes Student Loan Forgiveness Progress Tracker from StudentAid.gov
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Proposals to Alter Student Loan Repayment Would Worsen Crisis of Older Adults Struggling with Student Debt
Low-Income Borrowers Could Be Left in Repayment Until Death, and Parent PLUS Borrowers Would Be Left Without Affordable Payment Options
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Congress Must Preserve Protections for Student Loan Borrowers Whose Schools Closed or Defrauded Them
National Consumer Law Center Releases Fact Sheets Detailing How Shrinking Borrower Defense and the Closed School Discharge Student Loan Relief Programs Would Hurt Millions of Borrowers
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Shutting Down the Department of Education Threatens Students and Working Families Who Rely on Federal Student Aid
Move threatens chaos for 40 million student loan borrowers and jeopardizes access to education.
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Department of Education Outlines Stronger Protections for Student Loan Borrowers in Default
NCLC and New America Foundation Applaud Protection of Social Security Benefits from Seizure to Collect Student Debt
