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mike_c

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3. yes it is legal and it happens all the time

Reply to global1 (Original post)

Thu Nov 7, 2024, 08:37 PM

Nov 7

Loan holders can also refuse to consolidate your loans, or at least they could back in the day. I have paid off some of my loans, had others forgiven for public service, but there's one left that a bottom-feeding lawyer in LA bought 30-ish years ago and refused to consolidate with the others.

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I Learned Something The Other Day About Student Loans... [View all] global1 Nov 7 OP

She nees to consolidate it into a IDR plan - that's what I did RealFloridaDem Nov 7 #1

Biden's relief programs like Fresh Start are on hold until Feb 2 defacto7 Nov 7 #2

yes it is legal and it happens all the time mike_c Nov 7 #3

Sounds like she didn't have government loans. haele Nov 7 #4