Have a federal student loan? Check your account, you may have received incorrect bill
About 305,000 borrowers have been told to pay the wrong amount.
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Oct 25, 2023, 11:24 AM
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Updated 275 days ago
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7ds agoIf you have a federal student loan you may want to check your account.
About 305,000 borrowers have been told to pay the wrong amount. Some borrowers have reported seeing numbers higher than what they owe each month.
The Department of Education says it's working to fix the problem.
Impacted borrowers will be in forbearance until the issue is fixed. The issue only affects about 1% of borrowers.
Click here to see if you have been impacted.
