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Policy and Practice Brief: Effect of Defaulted Student Loans on Return to Work Efforts

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K. Lisa Yang and Hock E. Tan Institute on Employment and Disability Collection
ILR Policy & Issue Briefs
Author
Hager, Ronald M.
Cebula, Ray
Abstract

This brief describes types of student loans that exist and effects or defaulted student loans on individuals benefits. Reviewed are increased efforts to collect on defaulted student loans as well as remedies to take a loan out of default.

Date Issued
2003-03-01
Keywords
benefits
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children
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developmental disabled
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disabilities
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disability
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Disability Benefits and Work
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EDIcat3-DBW
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disability policy
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Disability Programs
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disable
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disabled
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disablement
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disabling
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earnings
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employment
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Federal Insurance Contributions Act
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FICA
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Guiding Principles
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handicap
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handicapped
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impairment
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Insurance
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learners
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learning disability
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limitation
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long term disability
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maternity leave
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mental handicap
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mental retardation
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OASDI
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Old Age
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Survivors and Disability
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Old Age
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Survivors
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and Disability Insurance
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paternity leave
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physical disability
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retirement
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social security
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Social Security
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special need
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SSDI
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SSDI
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SSI
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statute
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student loans
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students
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students with disabilities
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Supplemental Security Income
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teachers
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work
Type
article

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