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How to Avoid Wage Garnishment and Lower Student Loan Payments
For millions of borrowers, student loans suddenly feel very stressful again. The SAVE Plan has effectively ended and collections on defaulted federal student loans resuming. Many borrowers are worried about rising payments, damaged credit, and even wage garnishment....
Student Loan Payments Are Back: What Borrowers Need to Know
For millions of Americans, student loan payments quietly faded into the background over the past few years. What began as emergency relief during the COVID-19 pandemic turned into a long pause that many borrowers grew used to for over six years. Now, payments are...
Seniors and Student Loans: Act Now or Risk Social Security Garnishment
Student loan debt doesn’t disappear when you retire. In fact, it could come back to haunt you in a big way and social security garnishment is a real possibility. More than 3 million Americans over age 60 still carry student loan debt. Many seniors are seeing their...
Don’t Wait: How One Couple Is Getting Help For Their Student Loan Debt Repayment—And Why You Should Too
John and Maria are like many Americans right now—feeling the pressure of student loan repayment help as forbearance ends. After years of paused payments from COVID relief programs, the bills are coming due—and the damage is showing. Some borrowers receive wage...
How to Stop Student Loan Wage Garnishment Before It Starts
Jose thought his student loans were behind him. After all, they had fallen off his credit report, and he assumed they were forgiven. But when he received a letter saying his wages were about to be garnished, reality hit hard. He reached out to My Education Solutions,...
The Deadline for PSLF Forgiveness and the Buy Back Program
If you’re working toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), a major change could be on the horizon—and time may be running out to secure your student loan forgiveness as the PSLF buy back program deadline is near. President Trump has announced plans to modify...
Cutting Through the Confusion of Student Loans and the SAVE Plan
Millions of federal student loan borrowers that were in IBR (Income Based Repayment Plans) found themselves moved into the SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education) program during 2023 & 2024 under the former administration. If you were in a Forgiveness Plan by being...
Slay Your Student Loans like a Girl Boss!
Student loans: a topic that sends shivers down spines and raises heart rates. Why do so many borrowers avoid dealing with them? The answer lies in the psychology of avoidance, a defense mechanism fueled by stress, fear, and overwhelm. But let’s face it—procrastination...
The SAVE Plan Is Not Saving Anyone
The Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan, introduced as a part of President Biden’s student loan policies, has faced significant criticism and legal challenges. While marketed as a pathway to reduce monthly payments and provide forgiveness opportunities, the...
Will Trump Save Student Loan Forgiveness?
Now that the election is over, student loan borrowers might be wondering how a Trump presidency will affect their student loan debt and repayment plans. It’s worthwhile to take a look at Trump’s previous administration in 2016 for some background. Christina Randell,...