With the federal government set to resume student loan debt collections, students across the U.S. are worried about what might happen to them if they fall behind on payments.

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The Education Department will resume collecting on student loans in early May, putting millions of borrowers’ retirement benefits and wages at risk.

After a five-year pandemic-related payment freeze, the Education Department announced it will resume collections of its ...

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After a five-year hiatus, the Department of Education will resume collecting student loan payments earlier next month.