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    Unhappy Student Loan Consolidation or Rehabilitation

    I currently have about $4700 in student loans that are seriously in default. I wanted to rehabilitate and then consolidate, but they want $2000 up front to rehabilitate, which I don't have. Is it better just to consolidate? I don't want them to take my tax refund away next year, so if I consolidate and keep all my payments on time, can they still take my refund? Please help

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    Default Re: Student Loan Consolidation or Rehabilitation

    Did you find a consolidation lender willing to work with you despite your loans being in default?

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    Default Re: Student Loan Consolidation or Rehabilitation

    Yeah, I can definitely consolidate, but I thought rehabilitation would be good cause then it would remove the default status from my credit report. But if I did that, I would totally have to repay the loan within the next 6 months, which I can't afford.

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