Student loans common issues

My loans are eligible for a deferment because I’m serving in the military or volunteering in the Peace Corps. What does this mean?

Should I use a deferment or forbearance to delay repaying my student loans while I serve in the military, volunteer in the Peace Corps, or participate in a national service program?

My school closed and now I can’t graduate. What happens to my student loans?

If I co-sign for my grandchild's student loan, can the lender garnish my Social Security check if my grandchild can't or won't repay the loan?

I'm interested in starting a business, but I have student debt. What do I need to know?

Public Service Loan Forgiveness requires ten years of monthly payments to qualify for loan forgiveness. Do I get any benefit if I fall short?

Does a creditor have to consider my part-time or retirement income?

Can a creditor ask me about the alimony, child support, or separate maintenance payments that I or my co-signer receive?

What do I do if I think a student loan lender discriminated against me?

If I co-signed for a student loan and it has gone into default, what happens?

I am having a problem with my college/university. Where can I file a complaint?

I want to certify that I work for a qualified employer in order to qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. What do I do?

If I have a Perkins loan and I am interested in Public Service Loan Forgiveness, what do I need to know?