Fed. MyPay says I will be receiving a "debt letter." What is this?

[Anonymous]

I participated in the Student Loan Repayment Program in my agency and am entering year three of a three year service requirement required for repayment, but didn't received any funds this year since no one seems to be administering the program. My emails have bounced back.

[Anonymous]

It means you need to pay it or it will be debited out of your paycheck

[Anonymous]

They overpaid you in some way. My DH got one of these when they somehow fumbled his health insurance premiums and didn't deduct enough from his paycheck.

[Anonymous]

Just wait for the letter then contact HR directly. I would contact HR now to figure out what’s going on. Someone will have a resolution.

[Anonymous]

They’ll dock your pay for not paying your bills.

[Anonymous]

You should pay

[Anonymous]

Pay your bill.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They overpaid you in some way. My DH got one of these when they somehow fumbled his health insurance premiums and didn't deduct enough from his paycheck.

This happened to a colleague when they accidentally switched her to an area with higher locality pay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It means you need to pay it or it will be debited out of your paycheck

I don’t even know what “it” is or what this is for. The SLRP is repayed through a service requirement that I have been honoring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It means you need to pay it or it will be debited out of your paycheck

I don’t even know what “it” is or what this is for. The SLRP is repayed through a service requirement that I have been honoring.

There is a new administration in town. Look into whether your program has been cancelled. But asking us here isn't going to get you the information you need.

[Anonymous]

Is there a reason you think the letter has to do with the SLRP? Like others have said, it could be another pay error.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It means you need to pay it or it will be debited out of your paycheck

I don’t even know what “it” is or what this is for. The SLRP is repayed through a service requirement that I have been honoring.

It may have nothing to do with the SLRP, is our point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They overpaid you in some way. My DH got one of these when they somehow fumbled his health insurance premiums and didn't deduct enough from his paycheck.

+1

[Anonymous]

mypay debt letter

Very common in military.

They screwed up your payroll and are now fixing it. Wait for details and try to save up some cash.