Government Debt Garnishment Programs Structured to Prevent Repayment Through Continuous Interest
Exchange Credit Program and similar government-affiliated garnishment schemes accrue interest continuously, ensuring the account balance never decreases despite regular payments. Borrowers are structurally trapped with no accessible path to becoming current and no tools to model or dispute the compounding structure.
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