How to Deal With Student Loans After Death
November 12, 2013
Peer-to-peer lender Social Finance secured $80 million in funding, which will help expand its student loan refinancing program and other loans.
Peer-to-peer lender Social Finance secured $80 million in funding, which will help expand its student loan refinancing program and other loans.
What happens to student loans after death? When a borrower dies, depending on what type of loan it is, it may or may not be discharged.
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