The Student Loan Legal Aid Coalition provided a training on NCLC’s Student Loan Toolkit. The Student Loan Toolkit explains the basics of the student loan system, how to assess your own student loan situation, and your options for managing your student loan debt. It includes fillable pages where you can record your own student loan…
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The Student Loan Legal Aid Coalition provided a training on Parent PLUS student loans. More information can be found on Parent PLUS loans at the Student Loan Borrower Assistance website. If you need assistance finding your or your client’s student loan information, visit the Finding Your Student Loan Information page. Subscribe to Student Loan Borrower…
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The Student Loan Legal Aid Coalition provided a training on student loan updates and answered frequently asked questions. More information about student loans can be found on the Student Loan Borrower Assistance website. Subscribe to Student Loan Borrower News here.
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The last three years have marked unprecedented change in the federal student loan system. This training will provide a summary of these changes—including President Biden’s current cancellation announcement, the COVID-19 payment pause, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Waiver, the Income Driven Repayment Account Adjustment, and the “Fresh Start” for borrowers with defaulted loans. Presenters will…
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This webinar will help legal aid attorneys evaluate their clients’ chances of obtaining an undue hardship discharge and discuss how the new process will work. It is intended for staff at legal services and pro bono programs.
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June 7, 2022 Our nation’s long-standing discriminatory and racist economic practices have stripped Black families of the wealth and resources they need to support their children’s pursuit of higher education. Black students at every income level are disproportionately more likely to rely on loans to cover the cost of a college education. Black women, in…
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