For federal
loans the default timeframe is 270 days for other types of credit the timeframe is mandated by state laws.
Not exact matches
Private student
loans typically have a much shorter
timeframe — it could be three months of missed payments for a borrower to be in
default.
The percentage of a school's federal student
loan borrowers who enter repayment during a particular federal fiscal year, October 1 to September 30, and
default within a certain
timeframe.
That is the only way to get the
loan out of
default within the ten months
timeframe.
Lenders have different
default windows, or
timeframes, when they recall the
loan or demand that you pay it off immediately.