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Student Loan Forgiveness Due To Disability: What To Know

When your student loans are discharged due to disability, you may be limited in whether you can work or go to school for a period of time. Otherwise, your student loans may be reinstated.This can be an especially difficult issue to navigate if your loans are discharged while you' ...  Show more

New Court Filing: Student Loan Processing Delays Continue

The Education Department’s latest court-ordered status update shows some progress on one front of the student loan system — and continued delays on another.In a court filing submitted January 14 (PDF File), the department detailed activity from December 1 through December 31, 202 ...  Show more

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