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New Matching Program for Disabled Student Loan Borrowers

December 07, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
We have been calling on the government for years to stop offsetting Social Security benefits of disabled student loan borrowers.  Recipients of Social Security Disability (SSDI) payments generally qualify for disability discharges. […]
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Department of Education: Don’t Forget Borrowers with Disabilities and Grieving Parents

October 01, 2015
by Ella Halpine
Today, the Department of Education released a new report outlining a series of statutory, regulatory, and administrative recommendations in response to President Obama’s Student Aid Bill of Rights.  There are […]
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Where is the sense of urgency in student loan servicing reform?

September 30, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
It has been busy lately in the student loan servicing arena.  State and federal regulators have begun to wake up to the rampant problems caused by sloppy, inaccurate, and incompetent […]
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What is the Government Doing to Provide Relief for For-Profit School Students?

August 26, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
We wrote in a previous post about our coalition letter to the Department of Education’s “Special Master”, urging him to create a fair and accessible “defense to repayment” process for […]
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Senators Find Major Holes in the Department of Education’s Servicer Investigation

August 12, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
United States Senators Blumenthal, Murray and Warren sent a letter to the Department of Education in May requesting information about the Department’s reviews of servicers’ compliance with the Servicemembers Civil […]
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The Key Characteristics of a Defense-to-Repayment Process that is Fair and Accessible to Borrowers

August 03, 2015
by Ella Halpine
Over a year after the National Consumer Law Center and other borrower advocates first began calling on the Department of Education to relieve the heavy debt burdens of students harmed […]
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Making Student Loan Servicing Work for Borrowers

July 14, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) asked for comments on student loan servicing a few months ago.  Thousands of borrowers and their advocates responded before yesterday’s deadline, highlighting again and […]
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Helping Disabled Borrowers Find Relief

July 10, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
The Obama Administration announced a number of relief options for borrowers this week, including new ways to help disabled borrowers.  This has been overshadowed by other news on student loans this […]
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CFPB Asks Borrowers for Information about Student Loan Servicing–Deadline is July 13

June 18, 2015
by Deanne Loonin
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has launched a public inquiry into student loan servicing practices.  The issues that the Bureau is seeking information on include: industry practices that create […]
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