Defaulting on federal student loans, defined as being 270 days past due, can lead to wage garnishment and withheld federal ...

The U.S. Department of Education is expected to begin garnishing wages to pay for defaulted student loans in the coming weeks. This move could affect millions who are 270 days or more past due, and ...

In 2015, the federal government announced it would restart student loan collection efforts and reinstate wage garnishment-a ...

As federal student loan collections fully resume heading into 2026, millions of borrowers are once again confronting a ...

Starting January 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education officially resumed Administrative Wage Garnishment for defaulted ...

Borrowers who defaulted on their student loans are expected to receive wage garnishment notices starting Wednesday. If you were one of the first to receive the notice, you have options.

The Trump administration has moved to temporarily pause wage garnishment for borrowers who have fallen behind on their ...

Under federal rules, employers can take up to 15% of your disposable income. Notices began going out the week of Jan. 7, and ...

The government, starting this month, is expected to begin clawing money from the paychecks of some borrowers who have ...

Defaulted student loan borrowers catch a break. Department of Education pauses wage garnishment – for now. But risks still ...

The Trump administration is resuming withholding wages from student loan borrowers in default. Here are some steps you can ...