Jorge Figueroa+FollowStudent Loan Default? You’ve Got More Time!If you’re behind on your federal student loans, breathe easy—collections like wage garnishment are paused until July 2026! The Education Department is giving borrowers in default extra time to get back on track while they roll out new repayment options, including a plan that waives unpaid interest if you make on-time payments. You can even get small matching payments to help shrink your balance. Check out your options at StudentAid.gov before the new rules kick in! #Education #StudentLoans #DebtRelief00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowStudent Loan Garnishments Paused!Big news for anyone behind on student loans: the government just hit pause on wage garnishments and tax refund seizures for defaulted borrowers. That means your paycheck and tax refund are safe (for now) while they figure out new repayment options. It’s only temporary, but it gives some breathing room if you’re struggling to catch up. Anyone else feel like they can finally exhale a little? #Education #StudentLoans #DebtRelief10Share
Michael Petty+FollowStudent Loan Wage Garnishment PausedStudent loan borrowers in default just got a breather: the Department of Education is hitting pause on wage and tax refund garnishments. The plan was to start collecting in January, but now borrowers have more time to sort out their loans while the system gets a much-needed overhaul. Heads up, though—your credit score could still take a hit if you’re in default. This pause is a win for now, but it’s not forever! #Education #StudentLoans #DebtRelief10Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowStudent Loan Wage Garnishment Is BackStudent loan borrowers, the grace period is over—wage garnishment is back if you’re in default. After nearly six years of pandemic relief, the government is resuming collections, which means your paycheck or tax refund could take a hit if you’ve ignored your loans. If you’re behind, now’s the time to call your lender and work out a plan before your credit score takes a nosedive. Don’t let your debt catch you off guard! #Education #StudentLoans #DebtRelief231Share
Diane Carter+FollowNo, Uncle Sam Won’t Pay Your Credit Card BillGot a mountain of credit card debt and hoping for a government bailout? Sorry, there’s no official program to wipe out your balance. Unlike student loans, credit cards are private, so you’re on your own. But don’t panic—there are still ways to get relief, like negotiating with your card company, consolidating debt, or talking to a credit counselor. The key? Don’t wait until you’re drowning—explore your options early! #Business #MakeMoney #DebtRelief00Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowHow Much Debt Is 'Normal' in 2025?Ever wonder how much debt your neighbors are carrying? The average American owes about $105K in 2025—ouch! Millennials and Gen Xers are especially feeling the squeeze. With prices up and paychecks stretched, more folks are eyeing debt relief programs. But heads up: these aren’t magic fixes. Read the fine print, weigh the fees, and remember—sometimes a side hustle or a strict budget is the real game-changer. Treat debt relief as a reset, not a free pass! #Business #MakeMoney #DebtRelief10Share
