Student Loan Repayment May Get ‘Much Worse’ As Trump Seeks To Privatize System, Close Department Of Education
- Student loan borrowers face uncertainty due to cuts to the Department of Education, impacting relief programs and repayment plans.
- MOHELA announced that borrowers will not need to recertify their income until February 2026, but many cannot recertify due to application delays.
- Kyra Taylor, a student loan expert, highlighted that borrowers are receiving recertification notices but cannot process their applications, leading to potential defaults.
- The end of COVID relief measures has led to credit score declines for many borrowers, with reports of delinquencies starting in January 2024.
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