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Student Loan Rehabilitation Guide
Many consumers all over the world experience trouble paying back their student loans and sometimes end up in default. However, many consumers do not know that there are options for repayment of their government student loans.One of the most popular and effective option is called the Rehabilitation Program. Jeff put together a quick consumer informational guide for those interested in the Rehabilitation Program, which includes the basic provisions under the Family Federal Educational Loan Program.
Student loans in default are one of the most devastating entries one could have on their credit report. Therefore, it is very important to try and remedy the situation. Unlike other negative entries that fall off after the 7 year itch, government student loans are not one of them.
Check out the guide and other resources. As always, please contact Jeff should you have any questions.
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