Access account information or make a payment on your MGA defaulted loan in the Borrower Portal
Make a one-time payment online. This method may take up to two business days to be posted to your MGA account.
You can establish a recurring monthly payment for your MGA defaulted loan.
Make a payment by calling the automated system:
1-888-292-8999
Mail a payment (include your account number on your check or money order):
Michigan Guaranty Agency
PO Box 16325
Lockbox 8639
St Paul MN 55116-0325
In certain situations, you can have your federal student loan forgiven, canceled, or discharged. Find out whether you qualify due to your job or other circumstances.
Applications for Reduced Repayment
Before completing an application, contact us to verify which reduced payment plan you are eligible. Eligibility criteria will determine which application you must complete.
Request for Hearing or Exemption
Submit this form to request a hearing if you object to wage withholding.
Many student loan debt relief companies charge a fee to provide services that you can take care of yourself for free by contacting your loan servicer. At no cost, your loan servicer may be able to help you lower your monthly loan payment; change your repayment plan; consolidate multiple federal student loans; see if you qualify for loan forgiveness or other programs; and may be able to help you work toward getting your loans out of default.
For more information, contact us.
P.O. Box 30047
Lansing, MI 48909-7547
Tel: (800) 642-5626
Fax: (517) 335-7449
The Michigan Guaranty Agency (MGA) administers the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) which includes the Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan Program, the Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan Program, the Federal PLUS Loan Program, and the Federal Consolidation Loan Program. It does so by guaranteeing the purchase of defaulted loans from FFELP lenders across Michigan. During its more than 45-year history with FFELP, MGA has guaranteed over $14 billion in loans. Beginning July 1, 2010, no new loans are guaranteed under FFELP, however, MGA has over $1.7 billion in outstanding loans that must be monitored, claims processed, or default payments collected.
MGA also provides services to postsecondary institutions that include outreach activities aimed at postsecondary students and other training opportunities. Services to borrowers are done through borrower information programs, financial literacy training, and customer assistance with all aspects of repayment.