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Putting Some Teeth in Student Loan Servicing Reform

November 09, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
The National Consumer Law Center’s annual conference wrapped up this weekend.  We were honored to have a number of top federal student aid regulators at our conference this year.  We […]
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Deputy Secretary Raskin Speaks About the Importance of Student Loan Servicing and Collections

November 07, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
The National Consumer Law Center had the honor yesterday of hearing U.S. Treasury Deputy Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin speak about the critical importance of student loan servicing and collection.  Specifically, […]
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The Abusive Student Loan “Debt Relief” Industry

October 14, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
Since we wrote our report on the student loan “debt relief” industry in 2013, we have unfortunately seen this industry grow and engage in even more abusive practices. We summarized […]
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Changing the Structure of Student Loan Servicing

October 07, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
Last month, the Department of Education announced new contract terms for its largest student loan servicers.  The Department made some important changes, but much more needs to be done. As […]
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New NCLC Report: Pounding Student Loan Borrowers

September 03, 2014
by Ella Halpine
Pounding Student Loan Borrowers: The Heavy Cost of the Government’s Partnership with Debt Collection Agencies, a report produced by the National Consumer Law Center’s Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project, finds […]
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The Best of Senator Harkin’s HEA Discussion Draft, Part 2: Restoring Rehabilitation Rights

August 21, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
We wrote in our March 2014 report about the critical importance of giving students more than one chance to succeed in college.  The reality is that most students do not […]
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The Best of Senator Harkin’s HEA Discussion Draft: Part 1, Relief for Private Student Loan Borrowers

August 19, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
Senator Harkin released draft proposals for Higher Education Act reauthorization in June.   As part of this process, Senator Harkin created an email address to receive feedback by August 29. […]
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Where Can Financially Distressed Borrowers Get Relief?

August 06, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
We wrote an open letter last year to private student lenders urging them to stop making excuses and start helping borrowers.   Unfortunately, not much has changed. There have been […]
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Straight Answers About Corinthian Students’ Rights and Options

July 17, 2014
by Ella Halpine
In the wake of the collapse of Corinthian Colleges (parent company to Everest, Wyotech and Heald brand schools), Corinthian students will have a hard time getting straight answers about their […]
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