NCLC and New America Foundation Identify Policy Solutions to Reduce the Impact of Student Debt on Older Adults
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BOSTON – Today, the Department of Education announced that it is taking another step forward on plans to provide federal student loan debt relief to millions of people by alerting borrowers of the potential for relief this fall and giving them an opportunity to opt out of relief. This step follows the Department’s proposal of…
Landmark Complaint Outlines Pattern and Practice of Illegal Overcharging, Incompetence, and Ongoing “Call Deflection” Doom Loop July 22, 2024 | Washington, D.C. – Today, the AFT filed a groundbreaking consumer protection lawsuit against the Higher Education Loan Authority of the State of Missouri (MOHELA), the giant student loan servicing company under fire for mismanaging student…
Orders issued by federal district courts in response to requests by Missouri and Kansas temporarily block key improvements to income-driven repayment meant to make federal student loan payment more affordable BOSTON – Last night, federal district courts in Missouri and Kansas introduced tremendous uncertainty into the student loan landscape when each issued separate orders partially…
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.
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Today, the Department of Education released proposed rules that would provide federal student loan debt relief to four categories of borrowers.
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