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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 is true regarding wage garnishment to repay federal student loan debt?
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It is not permitted for amounts under $100,000
It is not permitted for amounts over $10,000
Federal garnishment is limited to 15% of your disposable income
Federal garnishment per paycheck is limited to no more than 50 times the federal minimum wage
Federal garnishment is limited to 15% of your disposable income. It is also limited to no more than 30 times the federal minimum wage.
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 is true regarding deferment of student loan payments?
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A deferment excuses you from making student loan payments for a set period of time
To qualify for a deferment, there need generally be no specific hardship of condition in your life to justify your request
A deferment's "set period of time" can be virtually unlimited as a practical matter
A deferment excuses you from making student loan payments for a set period of time.
5.
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.
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