I am not sure they would tell you when your paid off...but you can always request an account statement, showing any balances owed, etc., very easily. Just contact them.
(A generally good idea is to keep the one that shows you are paid in full!)
federal aid
Delinquent federal debt is debt by the government which has not been paid on time. This is generally a result of a unbalanced budget.
Consolidator debt rules vary from state to state. The Federal Trade Commission provides oversight at the federal level while state attorneys general provide information and oversight of particular state actors/companies.
Chuck Norris came and they signed it in fear.
Certainly. That's why there are federal bankruptcy courts that have jurisdiction wherever the debt is.
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No. A federal debt is a debt that is owned to the federal government. A home mortgage is a debt that is owed to the lending agency, be it a bank, a mortgage company, etc.
Tax refunds can be taken to pay what is called tax liens or offsets. If you owe any unpaid debt to a State or Federal Government Agency then yes, your tax refund will be taken to apply to this debt. Most common item that result in offsets are Defaulted Student Loans, Overpayment of Social Security Benefits, Overpayments of Food Stamps or other social assistance programs, Debt of prior income tax for state or federal taxes, and other government debts that you have with a federal or state agency.
I believe that is when the federal government takes on the debts of a state(s) in order to better manage/pay it off.
U.S. public (individuals, businesses, financial institutions, etc.) and state and local governments. The ulk of the public debt is owned by the U.S. citizens and institutions. The portion of public debt held outside Federal agencies and the Federal Reserve is substantially larger than the portion held by Federal Agencies and the Federal Reserve.
Capital was moved to the south.