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A system once worked, but now student loan defaults are again surging

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For more than three years, the suspension of payments and interest provided borrowers with financial relief. However, the resumption of student loan obligations has coincided with a system that is plagued by administrative errors, incorrect balances, and widespread confusion. Advocacy groups such as the Debt Collective report that borrowers are receiving inaccurate delinquency notices, inflated payment demands, and face hardships accessing affordable repayment plans. Even if borrowers could afford to make payments, it’s increasingly difficult to do so.

Posted in: News on 09/06/2026 | Link to this post on IFP |
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