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Dept of Education Student Loan

Date: Sat, 01/30/2010 - 13:47

Submitted by Reverend Steve Midkiff
on Sat, 01/30/2010 - 13:47

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Dept of Education Student Loan


Graduating and voluntarily repaying, I continued graduate school under deferment. Subsequently, discontinued payments, supporting grandchildren, but NCSEAA sold my loan (package), after 120 days, default. Since, no longer concerned, NCSEAA told me to borrow the money and pay off loan, their logic was it's cheaper than the 25% fees they'll get if I don't. Now, in default, which I'm not because my payments are voluntary, since I'm still in graduate school with deferment; I'm ineligible for consolidation, lower interest rates, and public service debt forgiveness, law enforcement POST certified chaplain. In one conversation with NCSEAA, a moderator spoke with me, telling me I had a valid claim, and it would be resolved. Not hearing anything, what did that mean, phone calls not returned. Now, I received a collection from Enterprise Recovery and called the Dept of Ed., and told collection recalled with referral to Collections in Texas via letter. What do I tell them? How do I explain? What do you recommend? Ideas or suggestions? l am thankful for my education, but the fees, charges, who knows what, doubles my original loan. I've even had tax refund claimed by some agency with no credit against debt indicated. My annual net earnings averages less than 15,000. I'm at a loss. Is there no one who can help?


I think you confused about a few things. Did you continue to file for educational deferments once you hit graduate school? It is possible to default if they did not receive the paperwork and you only have a limited amount of time to dispute and correct...after that you are SOL. I am reading you say tax offset which leads me to believe this happened awhile ago. Whether you like it or not, you are in default, regardless of payments being made or the fact that you are in school. You will remain in default until the default status is removed.

Whoever told you you could not consolidate was an idiot. You can consolidate quite easily....read the Direct Loan Consolidation eligibility page. People have consolidating defaults for years.


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Submitted by SOAPLADY on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 11:25

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