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Social Security garnishment: when student loans hit the check

August 25, 2026 by Daily Scope 24
Social Security garnishment: parchment check and steel student-loan envelope with a protective shield line

Social Security garnishment for defaulted federal student loans can take up to 15% of a monthly check (with a $750 floor from 1996). A new Senate bill would ban it. Here is the pause status, the risk, and what to do before offsets restart.

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Gen Z credit scores: higher than before Covid — and more split

August 25, 2026 by Daily Scope 24
Gen Z credit scores: terracotta-and-slate FICO dial climbing over dissolving student-loan paper stack

Gen Z credit scores rose 17 points since 2019 — the biggest FICO gain of any age group. Nearly half of 18–29 borrowers now score 700+. Student loan delinquencies still cut scores by ~38 points on average.

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RAP student loans: the $10 floor, 30-year clock, and the SAVE deadline in the mail

August 19, 2026 by Daily Scope 24
RAP student loans: mustard envelope and teal-highlighted repayment notice on charcoal slate

RAP went live July 1. Payments are 1–10% of AGI with a $10 minimum, not $0. New Direct Loans get RAP or Tiered Standard only. SAVE is dead; servicers are sending 90-day switch notices through October. Parent PLUS is still out.

Categories Personal Finance Tags income-driven repayment, PSLF, RAP, SAVE plan, student loans, StudentAid.gov Leave a comment

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