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Sub: #1 Going back to school
Replied on 11-27-2011, 05:30 PM
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My wife wants to go back to school. She took out a student loan with Stafford. One of the issue's she faces is that she has defaulted on these loans 8 years ago. Ever since she has wage ganishments and even taking it out on my taxes.
Is there a way for her to defer her loans, and if she does defer her loan will she be able to take out a loan again for her to go to school?
Any help please!




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Replied on 11-27-2011, 06:28 PM
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Your wife did not take out a loan "with" Stafford....she took out a Stafford Loan. Stafford is not a company.

Since she is in default, she is ineligible for deferment . She is also ineligible for further loans or grants until the default is resolved.
She could rehab her loan...that would require her to make payments over and above the garnishment

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