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Navient (NAVI) FFELP Loans, Net

FFELP Loans, Net

Shows the size of Navient’s owned FFELP loan portfolio after allowances, indicating how much interest-earning asset it carries and how exposed the company is to borrower defaults or regulatory changes affecting federal student loans.

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Navient’s FFELP book is in a long, deliberate runoff—roughly halving since 2021—which reduces interest‑earning assets and helps explain modest federal segment income pressure from paydowns. Management is actively de‑risking the legacy portfolio (allowance remains sizable) while shifting growth to refi, in‑school and consumer originations; strong securitizations and OpEx cuts underpin that pivot. For investors, future earnings and capital returns will increasingly depend on new‑lending momentum and expense discipline rather than the shrinking FFELP franchise.

NAVI FFELP Loans, Net

DateFFELP Loans, Net
Jun 30, 2026$26.57M
Mar 31, 2026$27.24M
Dec 31, 2025$28.14M
Sep 30, 2025$28.95M
Jun 30, 2025$29.62M
Mar 31, 2025$30.24M
Dec 31, 2024$30.85M
Sep 30, 2024$31.52M
Jun 30, 2024$32.94M
Mar 31, 2024$35.88M
Dec 31, 2023$37.92M
Sep 30, 2023$39.58M
Jun 30, 2023$40.85M
Mar 31, 2023$42.15M
Dec 31, 2022$43.52M
Sep 30, 2022$46.89M
Jun 30, 2022$49.21M
Mar 31, 2022$51.01M
Dec 31, 2021$52.64M
Sep 30, 2021$54.35M
Jun 30, 2021$55.55M
Mar 31, 2021$56.87M