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Education Dept. will send defaulted student loans to collections, wage garnishment
The Trump administration will resume debt collections on defaulted federal student loans in May, the Department of Education announced Monday. The move, which includes wage garnishment, could potentially affect more than 9 million borrowers who “willingly undertook” loans to finance their postsecondary education, officials said in a news release.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to dismantle the Department of Education and return ...
Over 1,300 federal employees impacted by the Department of Education’s March 11 reduction in force received their official ...
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American students would be better off if the states handled education—and my home state, Louisiana, provides a perfect ...
The U.S. Department of Education since it provides security for American students and manages the many demanding necessities ...
One month after officials at the U.S. Department of Education abruptly stopped accepting new applications for income-driven student loan repayment plans; they’ve changed course. As of Wednesday ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dissolve several functions of ED, including cutting funding and laying ...
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