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Education Intermediate:
Deferring, Cancelling, or Defaulting on Your Student Loans
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1.
Student loan forbearances are harder to obtain than deferments.
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True
False
False. They are not governed by the many rules that make cancellations and deferments difficult.
2.
Which of the following is a valid reason to request a student loan deferment?
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Economic hardship, such as unemployment
The desire to maximize 401(k) contributions
Marriage
None of the above
Economic hardship, such as unemployment. Returning to school also qualifies.
3.
Student loans are seldom discharged in bankruptcy.
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True
False
True. Discharge may be possible if you can prove that repaying the loan would be a severe hardship.
4.
Which of the following is true of the government's ability to seek repayment of student loans?
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The government can take some federal benefit payments
The government cannot leave you with benefits of less than $9,000 per year in Social Security
The government can take some of your Social Security disability benefits
All of the above
All of the above. These are all true.
5.
You can cancel a federal student loan on the basis of _______ disability.
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Temporary
Permanent
Sporadic
Permanent. A permanent disability might mean you can never work again; that can qualify you for cancellation of your loans.
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