Beware of student loan payment scams
Student loan payments start again Oct. 1, and now scams are back on the rise.
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Sep 29, 2023, 1:43 PM
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Updated 651 days ago
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Here are some tips on how you can avoid those scams.
- Never give away your Federal Student Aid ID login information.
- Don't trust anyone who contacts you promising debt relief or loan forgiveness.
And keep in mind, you'll never need to pay to sign up for any programs to lower your loan payments.
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