How to Avoid Student Loan Default

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If you took out student loans to fund your college or professional education, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans are slowly paying off their student loans every month with the hopes of one day being debt-free. Late or skipped payments, however, can interfere with your plans. They make a loan delinquent, and this pattern can lead to default. Luckily, there are savvy ways to avoid this financial fate.

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