Are You Still Paying on a Private Student Loan After Bankruptcy?

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Are You Still Paying on a Private Student Loan After Bankruptcy?

Despite the common misconception that all student loans are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy, borrowers who took out private “career training” student loans may have had those loans automatically discharged (erased) in bankruptcy. This means that if you have a private “career training” student loan; and have been through bankruptcy since 2005, you should not be repaying that debt or be subject to harassment by creditors or debt collectors.

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