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Senate Hearing Highlights: Strengthening the Federal Student Loan Program for Borrowers

April 15, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
The U.S. Senate Health Education Labor & Pensions Committee (HELP) held a very important hearing a few weeks ago on federal student loan issues.  This was part of a series […]
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The Administration Must Act Now to Fix Mismanagement in the Federal Student Aid Programs

March 16, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
The U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce held a hearing this past week examining mismanagement in the federal student loan rehabilitation process.  The hearing coincided with a damning report […]
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Problems with Servicer Choice and The New Direct Loan Consolidation System

March 10, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
We sent a letter last week to CFPB Assistant Director and Student Loan Ombudsman Rohit Chopra and Department of Education Chief Operating Officer James Runcie outlining our concerns about the […]
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No Lost Causes: Practical Ideas to Help Low-Income Students Succeed in College

March 05, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
Lack of financial resources and the growing costs of college have a clear impact on college success rates, yet there are social trends at work that also provide significant challenges.  […]
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CFPB Sues For-Profit College Company ITT

February 27, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) announced yesterday that it filed a lawsuit against the for-profit school ITT Educational Services based on allegations of predatory lending and other unfair, deceptive, or […]
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Follow Governor Cuomo’s Lead and Investigate Student Loan “Debt Relief” Companies

February 14, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
Our June 2013 report “Searching for Relief” highlighted abuses in the for-profit student loan “debt relief” industry.  We wrote since then to debunk the argument that these companies are just like […]
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The Dangers of Parent PLUS Loans

January 28, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
We have written previously about the problems with parent PLUS loans.  This new issue brief summarizes the ways in which parent PLUS loans can be very dangerous products for borrowers […]
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The Sallie Mae Saga: A Government-Created, Student Debt Fueled Profit Machine

January 21, 2014
by Deanne Loonin
We urge you to read our new report: The Sallie Mae Saga:  A Government-Created, Student Debt Fueled Profit Machine.    Report: How Sallie Mae Became the Largest Student Loan Industry Player […]
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How can I find a lawyer to help me?

December 19, 2013
by Temp Author
Visit our legal resources page.
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