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James Cook

Retirement on Hold for Student Loan Boomers

Imagine working your whole life, only to have your paycheck docked for student loans you took out decades ago. That’s James’s reality—he’s 63, still hustling, and facing a $1,400 monthly bill he just can’t pay. With collections back on, folks like him could see their wages or even Social Security checks garnished. If you’re in a similar boat, ask your loan servicer about hardship forbearance or income-driven plans—don’t wait for a nasty surprise! #StudentLoans #Retirement #MoneyHacks #Finance

Emily Rogers

Student Loans Just Nuked Credit Scores!

Heads up: If you’ve been ignoring those student loans, thinking they’d magically disappear, surprise! Over 5 million folks just got hit with a credit score nosedive—some by over 100 points—because those loans are now officially overdue. It’s not just about paying more each month; your car loan, credit cards, or even that dream house could be at risk if your score tanks. Double-check your credit and student loan status ASAP before your next big purchase goes sideways! #StudentLoans #CreditScore #MoneyHacks #Finance

Michelle Arnold

Student Loan Default? Wage Garnish Alert!

Missed your student loan payments? Collections are back, and wage garnishment is on the table—up to 15% of your paycheck could be taken if you’re in default. Notices are rolling out, and you’ve got 60 days to act before the government starts dipping into your pay. It’s not just your wages at risk—tax refunds and Social Security can get snatched too. If you’re in default, look into rehab or consolidation ASAP to dodge the paycheck hit! #StudentLoans #WageGarnishment #DebtHelp #MoneyMatters #FinancialTips #Education

Katherine Hunt

Student Loan Default Drama: What’s Next?

Student loan payments are back, and if you’re behind, things could get messy fast. Wage garnishment is back on the table—meaning the gov can snatch up to 15% of your paycheck without a court date if you’re in default. They can even take your tax refund or Social Security! Notices are going out, but they don’t really tell you how to fight back or appeal. If you’re worried, check your options ASAP—rehab, consolidation, or contesting the debt could save your wallet. #StudentLoans #DebtDrama #WageGarnishment #MoneyMatters #FinancialTips #Education

Julie Alexander

Student Loan Rates Just Jumped—Here’s the Scoop

Private student loan rates are climbing again! Fixed rates for 10-year loans just hit 8.51%, up over a full percent from last week. Variable rates? They’re even higher at 9.89%. If you’re shopping for a loan, compare your options and don’t forget—federal loans usually have better perks. Pro tip: only borrow what you’ll make in your first year out of college. Got a co-signer? You’ll probably snag a better rate! #StudentLoans #CollegeFinance #MoneyMatters #LoanTips #HigherEd #Education

Katherine Hunt

Student Loan Plan Drama: Why Everyone’s Jumping Ship

Student loan borrowers are ditching the SAVE plan in droves thanks to lawsuits and endless confusion. With the plan basically frozen, people like Tammy Stinson are switching to the Income-Based Repayment plan just to keep making progress toward forgiveness. The kicker? If you stay in SAVE, you’re not making payments or racking up interest, but you’re also not getting any closer to forgiveness. No wonder 160,000 people bailed! The whole thing is a mess, and no one seems to have clear answers. #StudentLoans #LoanForgiveness #FinancialNews #CollegeDebt #MoneyMatters #Education

James Cook

Student Loans Are Back—Wallets Feel the Squeeze

Heads up: Student loan payments are back after a long break, and a lot of folks are falling behind. The big worry? If you’re juggling loans, you might start missing payments on your credit cards or car, too. With more money going to student loans, there’s less left for everything else. If you’re feeling the pinch, now’s the time to rethink your budget and avoid late fees wherever you can! #StudentLoans #MoneyTips #DebtManagement #PersonalFinance #Budgeting #Finance

Charles Richardson

Student Loan Panic? Here’s How to Catch Up

Over 1 in 5 student loan borrowers are now ‘seriously delinquent’—yikes! If you’re feeling the heat as collections kick back in, you’re not alone. Here’s what you can do: 1) Cut unnecessary costs (bye, unused subscriptions and takeout), 2) Consolidate your loans for easier tracking, 3) Refinance for a lower rate if you can, and 4) Find a side hustle or ask for a raise. Every little bit helps when you’re trying to get back on track! #StudentLoans #DebtHelp #MoneyTips #Adulting #Education

Robyn Anderson

Student Loans Tanked My Credit—Now What?

Heads up if you’ve got student loans: since payments restarted, a lot of folks have seen their credit scores nosedive—sometimes by over 100 points! The big shift? Loan servicers are back to reporting missed payments, so if you missed the memo (or just couldn’t pay), your credit might’ve taken a hit. Pro tip: If you missed a payment, try a "goodwill request" with your servicer or dispute it with the credit bureaus. It’s not a guarantee, but it worked for some! Stay on top of those emails and check your credit regularly! #StudentLoans #CreditScore #MoneyHacks #Adulting #PersonalFinance #Finance

Jorge Figueroa

Why Private Sector Workers Stay Broke

Did you know public sector workers are way more likely to have student loans than private sector folks—but they actually end up better off long-term? Turns out, government and nonprofit jobs come with sweet perks like loan forgiveness and solid retirement plans. Meanwhile, private sector workers keep feeling the financial pain even after paying off their loans. The real kicker: most employees don’t even get help from their jobs to manage debt. The student loan struggle is real, but where you work makes a huge difference! #StudentLoans #DebtOverhang #PublicVsPrivate #FinancialWellness #MoneyMatters #Education

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