U.S. Department of Education warns borrowers about student loan forgiveness email scams

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The U.S. Department of Education is sending emails to federal student loan borrowers about potential debt relief. Borrowers do not need to take action to receive this relief, but must contact their loan servicer to opt out if desired. Legitimate emails will come from specific addresses associated with the Department of Education. Be cautious of emails that promise quick results, ask for personal information, or use high-pressure tactics, as these are likely scams. If you suspect a scam, contact your loan servicer for assistance. Check your bank statements for unusual activity and report any fraudulent communications to the appropriate authorities.


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