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By Rod Powers, About.com Guide to US Military since 1999

Student Loan Repayments

Saturday September 6, 2003
Military personnel who have been deployed or mobilized are not required to make student loan payments during their absences.

Federal regulations require lenders to postpone the student loan program payments of active duty military personnel. This applies to members of the National Guard and Ready Reserves who have been called to active duty, as well as to active duty personnel whosThe regulations apply to student loans made under the Federal Family Education Loan, William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan and Federal Perkins Loan programs. e duty station has been changed as a result of a military mobilization.

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