Montana § 90-9-503 - Payments To Be Made Directly To Educational Loan Servicer
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§ 90-9-503. Payments To Be Made Directly To Educational Loan Servicer
(Temporary) Payments to be made directly to educational loan servicer. (1) In administering the Montana farmer loan repayment assistance program, the council shall ensure the payments on behalf of a qualified farmer are paid directly to the educational loan servicer. (2) A qualified farmer may choose whether the council makes one annual payment or 12 monthly payments to the educational loan servicer for each year of a qualified farmer's eligibility for loan repayment assistance. (Terminates June 30, 2029--sec. 16, Ch. 439, L. 2019.)
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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