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Over 100,000 borrowers get up to $2,000 from Navient settlement; U.S. urges colleges to cut student loan defaults.
The U.S. Department of Education has urged colleges to improve default prevention plans as nonpayment rates rise, with over 1,800 institutions facing 25% or higher default rates for borrowers repaying between 2020 and 2025.
Meanwhile, over 100,000 federal student loan borrowers are receiving automatic payments from a $120 million CFPB settlement with Navient, which is barred from servicing federal loans.
The settlement compensates borrowers harmed by Navient’s alleged steering into costly forbearance instead of income-driven repayment plans, with checks ranging from $100 to $2,000.
Payments began February 13 and do not reduce loan balances.
Más de 100,000 prestatarios obtienen hasta $2,000 del acuerdo de Navient; EE.UU. insta a las universidades a reducir los impagos de préstamos estudiantiles.