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“Within the past year, many student borrowers faced challenges, including as 28 million federal student loan borrowers returned to repayment following the end of the COVID-19 payment pause.”

Analyzed on 2026-08-22T05:05:15+00:00 · Last updated 2026-08-22

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Within the past year, many student borrowers faced challenges, including as 28 million federal student loan borrowers returned to repayment following the end of the COVID-19 payment pause.

Extracted from: CFPB Uncovers Illegal Practices Across Student Loan Refinancing, Servicing, and Debt Collection | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ,

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“Within the past year, many student borrowers faced challenges, including as 28 million federal student loan borrowers returned to repayment following the end of the COVID-19 payment pause.”

CFPB Uncovers Illegal Practices Across Student Loan Refinancing, Servicing, and Debt Collection | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Claim ID CLM-C2E82E6A
Slug many-student-borrowers-faced-challenges-including-28-million-c2e82e6a
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Captured 213 d ago
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Finance Health