Millions of federal student loan borrowers face a renewed threat to their wages and tax refunds starting May 5, when the Department of Education (DOE) resumes debt collection on defaulted loans.

Now, student loans that are in default may be sent to collection agencies. Those who are in arrears may see wages garnished.

The Education Department is resuming 15% wage garnishment of student loans borrowers paychecks for defaulted federal student ...

WASHINGTON — The Education Department will begin collection next month on student loans that are in default, including the ...

Millions of borrowers in default on their student loans also could have their tax refunds and Social Security benefits ...

About 25 percent of all borrowers have or will default on their student loans in the next few months, and another 35 percent ...

Federal student loan collections are set to resume next month for the first time since 2020, with the U.S. Department of Education confirming plans to begin garnishing wages and withholding […] The ...

Millions of borrowers are behind on their student loans following the end of the pandemic pause and changes to the loan ...