How to Avoid Student Loan Default Before Your Employer Gets Involved

If you stop making payments on a student loan, your loan can become delinquent. You could be charged fees, start getting collection calls, and lose repayment options. Fall far enough behind on your payments, and your loan may go into default, meaning you'll owe the entire past due amount right away.

Once in default, your servicer might be able to garnish your wages — that is, take money directly out …
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