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Some student-loan borrowers mistakenly received past-due notices. Correction emails are coming.
Student-loan borrowers mistakenly received past-due notices from servicer MOHELA, which the Education Department confirmed was an error. Affected borrowers will receive correction emails, and the issue occurs amid President Donald Trump's student-loan repayment overhaul. Administrative errors, including incorrect payment notices for 6,000 borrowers, have raised concerns about billing accuracy and servicer support.
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