For those in default of student loans, wage garnishment awaits

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If you do need additional help, look for nonprofit groups and certified credit counseling agencies. While counselors or legal professionals may charge fees for specific services, many never charge a fee for advice.

Here are some vetted student loan help resources to consider; they are established.

Student loan help resource: The Institute of Student Loan Advisors

Best for: Advice on repayment plans, forgiveness programs and dispute resolution.

The Institute of Student Loan Advisors (TISLA™) is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that all consumers have access to fair, free, student loan advice and dispute resolution. We will never charge consumers for our services and do not require registration or affiliation to utilize our services. While we encourage all student loan borrowers to talk to their loan holders for help, we understand that sometimes, you just want a second opinion or need additional help.

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