Starting this month, those who are delinquent on their federal student loans will encounter more stringent repercussions, including potential wage garnishment and interruptions to federal benefits.

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The U.S. Department of Education has announced that stricter enforcement measures will be applied to federal student loan delinquencies. Borrowers who fall behind on payments may face wage garnishment and interruptions to federal benefits as the government seeks to recover overdue funds after a five-year pause.

Recent data shows a rise in the number of borrowers at risk of default, with 31% of borrowers having payments more than 90 days overdue. Financial advisors recommend contacting loan servicers, exploring income-driven repayment plans, and monitoring credit reports to avoid severe financial consequences.

Federal student loan delinquencies face stricter enforcement

The Department of Education announced on Wednesday that student loans in the save plan, they're going to start accruing interest again in august. All of this comes after the president signed the big beautiful bill carries big changes to student loans overall. So here's what you need to know if you are one of the 43 million americans who currently owe money on student loans, three repayment programs that pay as you earn income, contingent repayment and save plans are being phased out by july 2028. And if you're in the save plan, pending litigation could put you back into repayment much sooner. Our marie cornell spoke with a financial advisor to explain the consequences you can face if you fall behind on payments. Starting this month, if you're delinquent on your federal student loans, you could face stricter consequences which could impact your wallet and your job. After a five year pause, the federal government is once again looking to recoup funds from those who haven't paid their federal student loans. Consequences that will involve garnishment of wages and federal benefits. This is not something new, but the current administration of course is looking for every dime they can to reduce the deficit and they're cranking it up. Bill Dutton is a financial advisor and the owner of college funding solutions san diego which offers services to help families secure funding for college. He says if you've fallen behind on your federal student loans, each case will be divided into different categories. If you're late one day on your loan, you are behind, right? Well, don't if you get 90 days now, you're, you know, you still have the opportunity to go to the fresh start program or the pay as you earn program and all those other credit repair kind of programs. But if you go past 270 days, you are now delinquent and as far as garnishment, they will contact your employer and they will start to take up to 15% of your take home pay. And a new study from trans union, a credit reporting firm shows there's an uptick in borrowers who are at risk of facing these types of consequences in the coming months. The data shows 31% of borrowers have a payment of more than 90 days past due as of april. That's up from 20.5% in february and it estimates that of the 5.8 million borrowers who are newly delinquent borrowers, 1.8 million of them could default in july. Bill says if your account is delinquent, here's some steps you can take moving forward. The first thing they ought to do is contact their loan servicing program. Also explore income driven repayment plans as I mentioned and monitor their credit report. It could be devastating. You know, if you have a bad credit score from a student loan, it's kind of like saying to anybody, if you wanted to take out a home loan or a car loan or something like that, you might be able to get a loan. But of course your interest rates are even going to be higher and higher because you're not a good credit risk. Bill says the focus should be on finding ways to get your account back on track. You really need to figure out a way to earn as much more money than you currently are and also figure out a way to freeze your spending and reduce your expenses. Marie Cornell, abc 10 news. Marie is always looking for stories to help viewers like you save some cash. If you have any story ideas for her, you can send her an email to marie dot cornell at 10 news dot com.

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