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Did you recently get an email about your federal student loans? Not sure about the status of your federal student loans? Start by logging in to StudentAid.gov. You’ll see information about your loan servicer and how to reach them. If you have questions or need help with your loans, contact your servicer directly.

You don’t have to pay for help managing your student loans. Get free help at StudentAid.gov. If your loans are private, go straight to your loan servicer for help.

Know this: Scammers might try to reach out to steal your money and information. Here’s how to avoid student loan scams:

  • Don’t rely on government seals or logos to decide what might be “real.”
  • Don’t buy promises of special access.
  • Never pay an upfront fee.
  • Never share your FSA ID.

Manage your loans for free at StudentAid.gov.

Think you’ve spotted a student loan scammer? Report them at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

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Want to spot student loan scammers? Listen up. Don't rely on government seals or logos. Don't buy promises of special access. Never pay an upfront fee. Never share your FSA ID. Manage your loans for free at StudentAid.gov
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