New Data: More Than 1.1 Million Federal Student Loan Defaults in 2016

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New Data: More Than 1.1 Million Federal Student Loan Defaults in 2016 Largest Student Loan Servicer, Navient, Lags in Affordable Repayment Plan Sign-Ups Washington, D.C. – Analysis of new data released by the U.S. Department of Education reveals millions of Americans are in default on Federal Direct Loans serviced by companies hired by the federal … Read more

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