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This group could see a significant cut to their Social Security benefits starting in June 2025

From June 2025, a significant group of Social Security recipients could face monthly reductions in their checks due to unpaid student debtThe Trump administration has confirmed that Social Security recipients who are in default on federal student loans will begin to see a 15% reduction in their monthly payments. This measure marks the resumption of collections that had been suspended since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, under the Treasury offset program known as the Treasury Offset Program (TOP).Elon Musk quietly leads controversial DOGE cutsThe decision will primarily impact seniors and people with disabilities who rely on Social Security as their primary source of income. According to the Department of Education, about 195,000 borrowers have already received collection notices, and all 5.3 million delinquent borrowers are expected to receive similar notifications over the summer.The law allows the government to […]

SPORTIVO May 27, 2025

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Are you behind on your student loan? Here’s what you should do about wage garnishment

As the federal government resumes collections on defaulted student loans, millions of Americans risk having their wages garnished, tax refunds withheld, or even Social Security benefits seized. So how do you manage this situation?After a five-year pause on collections due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the return to enforcement marks a serious shift for borrowers who are behind on payments as Donald Trump and the Republicans return to the White House.Student loan repayments were suspended in March 2020 as part of an emergency response to the pandemic's economic fallout. Now, with collections officially restarted earlier this May, borrowers in default must prepare for significant financial consequences.According to the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), over five million individuals are already in default, meaning they haven't made payments in more than 360 days. An additional 4 million are in late-stage delinquency (90 days).Friday […]

SPORTIVO May 25, 2025

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Are you behind on your student loan? Here’s what you should do about wage garnishment

As the federal government resumes collections on defaulted student loans, millions of Americans risk having their wages garnished, tax refunds withheld, or even Social Security benefits seized. So how do you manage this situation?After a five-year pause on collections due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the return to enforcement marks a serious shift for borrowers who are behind on payments as Donald Trump and the Republicans return to the White House.Student loan repayments were suspended in March 2020 as part of an emergency response to the pandemic's economic fallout. Now, with collections officially restarted earlier this May, borrowers in default must prepare for significant financial consequences.According to the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), over five million individuals are already in default, meaning they haven't made payments in more than 360 days. An additional 4 million are in late-stage delinquency (90 days).Friday […]

SPORTIVO May 25, 2025

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How much of your Social Security can be garnished for student loan debt?

Millions of Americans with federal student loan debt are once again subject to involuntary collection efforts, and that includes the garnishment of Social Security benefits for those in default. The Department of Education recently resumed these collection actions, raising serious concerns for older borrowers who rely heavily on monthly Social Security payments to cover essential living costs.According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, out of the 5.3 million borrowers facing potential garnishment, approximately 425,000 are 62 or older. That means hundreds of thousands of seniors could see their retirement income shrink significantly to repay old student loans.When can Social Security benefits be garnished?Can Video Games Actually Teach Your Kids About Finances?Social Security payments, including both retirement and disability benefits, generally enjoy legal protections from most types of debt. Financial advisor Krisstin Petersmarck explains, "You're not going to have your Social […]

SPORTIVO May 21, 2025

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Will your wages be garnished for student loans? These borrowers won’t be affected as collections resume

After a five-year pause prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government has resumed debt collection efforts on defaulted student loans. As of May 5, millions of borrowers with federal loans in default now face the return of aggressive collection tactics, including wage garnishment, seizure of tax refunds, and withholding of federal benefits like Social Security. The move is part of broader efforts by the Trump administration to overhaul the student loan system and roll back more lenient policies introduced during the Biden era.Trump's Tariffs Shake U.S. Economy and Global Markets Who's at risk, and who's not as collections restartThis change is expected to hit hard: nearly 16% of federal student loan borrowers are already past due, and that number may climb as enforcement ramps up. Mental Health Awareness Month With SI SwimsuitHowever, it's important to note that not all […]

SPORTIVO May 6, 2025

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Here’s what today’s restart of student loan debt collection means for borrowers

Student loanActualizado 05/05/2025 - 08:32 CDT US. When are student loans due again? Federal government resume involuntary collections for borrowers in May US. Perkins Student Loans: How can you get a cancellation or discharge in 2025?As of May 5, the U.S. Department of Education has resumed collections on defaulted federal student loans, ending a pause that began in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This move affects approximately 5.3 million borrowers currently in default, with an additional 4 million in late-stage delinquency .Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated, "American taxpayers will no longer be forced to serve as collateral for irresponsible student loan policies," emphasizing the administration's stance on fiscal responsibility .The resumption of collections means that borrowers in default may face involuntary measures such as wage garnishment, tax refund seizures, and reductions in Social Security benefits. The Treasury Offset […]

SPORTIVO May 5, 2025

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6 student loan repayment plans that could be repealed by the Trump administration

In a significant move to reshape the federal student loan landscape, House Republicans have advanced the Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan. This legislation seeks to streamline repayment options, reduce federal spending by over $330 billion, and align with President Donald Trump's broader fiscal agenda. However, critics argue that the proposed changes could increase financial burdens for borrowers and limit access to higher education.Why your tax refund may be lower than expected"Today, the Education and Workforce Committee passed the Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan-a vital portion of Trump's big, beautiful bill to provide tax relief for American families and small businesses, rein in wasteful spending, and reduce the federal budget deficit," the committee stated on Tuesday.Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.), Chair of the Education and Workforce Committee, emphasized the need for reform: "Our current student loan system is broken and […]

SPORTIVO May 2, 2025

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How do you know if your student loans are in default as debt collection resumes in May?

As of May 5, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education is resuming debt collection on defaulted federal student loans after a years-long pause during the COVID-19 pandemic. For millions of borrowers, this marks a return to aggressive enforcement measures such as wage garnishment, tax refund seizures, and even the withholding of Social Security benefits.If you're unsure whether your loans are in default, now is the time to find out-before enforcement actions begin. According to the Department of Education, a federal student loan is considered in default if payments are at least 270 days past due.Key steps to confirm your loan statusLog in to your account at StudentAid.gov:The easiest and most reliable way to check your loan status is by logging in to StudentAid.gov. Using your FSA ID, you can access your full loan details. If your loans are listed as […]

SPORTIVO April 28, 2025

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When will student loan debt collection resume? Here’s the date confirmed by the Department of Education

Millions of Americans who have defaulted on their federal student loans are about to face renewed collections starting in May, including the potential garnishment of wages, tax refunds, and federal benefits. This decision marks a major policy shift by the Education Department, which is ending a more than four-year hiatus on debt collection that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.According to officials, more than 5.3 million borrowers are currently in default, and another 4 million are delinquent-falling between 91 and 180 days behind on payments. Defaulted borrowers have not faced collections since March 2020, when the Donald Trump administration implemented an emergency pause as part of a broader relief effort during the pandemic. That pause continued under the Biden administration through 2023, with a final grace period ending in October 2024.Beginning May 5, the department will resume involuntary collections via the […]

SPORTIVO April 23, 2025

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Fact check: Are student loan payments going to be higher for married borrowers?

Student loan borrowers who are married may soon face larger monthly payments due to a recent policy reversal tied to ongoing legal battles over federal repayment plans. A shift in how spousal income is factored into income-driven repayment (IDR) calculations is expected to take effect in May 2025, and it could have major financial implications for millions of Americans.This change stems from the suspension of the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, a centerpiece of the Biden administration's student loan reform efforts. The SAVE plan had allowed married borrowers who filed their taxes separately to have their loan payments based solely on their own income. That method often reduced payment obligations for households where one spouse earned significantly more than the other-or where only one partner held federal student debt.However, a federal court recently blocked key provisions of the […]

SPORTIVO April 18, 2025

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