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Just Blue

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Garnishment laws allow the Federal government to take up to 15% of the borrower’s wages and/or up to 100% of IRS tax refunds. Some states allow student loan garnishments up to 25% of a borrower’s wages. In addition, no notice to the debtor is required to garnish tax refunds; nor do the lenders need a court order to begin a student loans wage garnishment; levy bank accounts and/or seize property.
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