Student Loan Debt Collectors

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The cost of going to college has never been higher, and students are taking on an unprecedented amount of debt in order to obtain both undergraduate and graduate degrees – despite the risk of debt lawyers hounding them after graduation.

 

After all, the promise of the American dream is that once you graduate from college or get an advanced degree, doors will open and you’ll have virtually limitless earning potential. Debt lawyers are never part of the equation. Unfortunately, the reality is that today’s graduates are entering the job market at a time when the unemployment rate for recent grads has skyrocketed.

 

Even those who do find jobs are often barely able to make ends meet – and are unaware that debt lawyers are lurking in the shadows. And before former students know it, their student loans come due and debt lawyers are calling and sending letters. The result? An increasing number of graduates are up to their eyeballs in debt, and quickly fall behind on their student loan payments. Those who have default student loans may be hounded by debt lawyers willing to do or say anything to make a buck.

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But there is light at the end of the tunnel. If you have Federally Subsidized Student Loans which are backed by The U.S. Department of Education and feel like you are falling behind, let them know! CLICK HERE! 

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When you’ve decided not to continue your college education, you’ve graduated, or you’re attending college less than half time, the repayment clock starts for loans held by the U.S. Department of Education. Some types of loans require that you start repaying them in six months, while others require that you start repaying them in nine months.

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If you’re falling behind in your student loan payments or if you have default student loans, there are several things you need to know. Click on a link below to learn more.