Typically a notice via mail is issued prior to the filing period alerting the student loan or child support debtor that their refund may be taken in whole or part to repay these obligations.
1-800-304-3107 is the best way to find out...it's automated.
For delinquent gov't insured or guaranteed loans.
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A wife pays for her student loans. First the student has to pay for his own loans. Husband doesn't have to at all. Take legal advice. The repayment of the debt could be taken from her estate before any bequests.
Federally guaranteed or insured loans, yes.
If you're asking about your tax refund, the federal government will seize it for back taxes owed, student loans or any other government loans, child support, or any debts that you owe to the government.
Let me start by sending my condolences for the loss of your father. If the student loans were taken out by your father as PLUS loans, then the loans will be forgiven by the government. If you took out the student loans under your SS#, then you still have to pay on the loans, even if your father cosigned on them.
Depends on if your due a refund to start...and if it was taken from earnings before your filing or after.
Yes, if your at a public school but not at private schools
The company of e2save can infact help any student pay off the loans that they have taken out for their college tuition and such, but their interest rates are high.
Generally your Federal Income tax refund can be taken to pay any past taxes due, unpaid student loans, unpaid and delinquent child support due, and most any amount due to a federal or state agency. It is far more unlikely for the refund to be attached for normal credit balanced due if not due to a government agency though it has been done.
If you have the money to pay for school do it. Taking out loans is a good option if you are in need of money, but anything that is taken out does have to be played back.
Any federal student loans taken out during your college career can be consolodated six months after you graduate or stop attending classes. Consolodation can help you pay off your loans quickly. Visit studentaid.ed.gov for more information.