April 21, 2025 - 23:09

The U.S. Education Department has confirmed that the involuntary collection of defaulted student loans will soon resume. This decision comes after a significant pause that began in 2020 during the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic, when payment collections were halted to provide relief to borrowers facing financial hardships.
The halt in collections was part of a broader effort to support individuals struggling due to the economic impacts of the pandemic. As the country moves forward, the Education Department is now shifting its focus back to enforcing collection measures for those who have defaulted on their loans. This change has raised concerns among borrowers who may still be experiencing financial difficulties.
The resumption of collections will likely affect many individuals who have been unable to make payments during the pause. Borrowers are urged to prepare for the upcoming changes and explore available options for managing their student loan debt.
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