US Education Dept Transfers Student Loans to Treasury
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The U.S. Education Department is transferring its student loan portfolio to the Treasury Department, marking a significant step towards winding down the agency as directed by President Trump. The transfer will occur in phases, with no set timeline for the second part covering non-defaulted loans. Borrowers will not notice any changes, as they will continue to have the same servicers and payment plans. The move is supported by Trump appointees, who argue it addresses past mismanagement, but criticized by consumer advocates who fear it will add confusion to an already complex system. Legal challenges may slow down the process, as laws tie student loans directly to the Education Department. The administration sees this as a partnership workaround, shifting operations while keeping some policies in place. The focus remains on smoother loan handling amid ongoing political debates over federal aid.
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