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SBA Cuts 2,700 Jobs and Assumes Control of Student Loan Program - What It Means for Borrowers


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  The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced a sweeping reduction of its workforce, cutting 2,700 jobs—nearly 43% of its staff. This comes as the agency embarks on the monumental task of managing the federal student loan portfolio,

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has undergone significant changes, including the elimination of 2,700 jobs and the assumption of control over the Federal Student Aid (FSA) office's student loan program. This shift means that the SBA, traditionally focused on supporting small businesses, will now also manage aspects of student loan servicing, potentially affecting how student loans are administered. Borrowers might experience changes in loan servicing, customer support, and possibly the policies governing loan forgiveness or repayment plans. This move is part of a broader government initiative to streamline operations and reduce costs, but it could lead to uncertainties for student loan holders regarding the continuity of service and policy implementation.

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