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Massachusetts makes moves in Missouri

Federal Appeals Court blocks SAVE program’s student loan forgiveness

Education Department Prepares to Enact Debt-Relief Plan

Student loan debt statistics

Advocates Applaud Biden-Harris Administration’s Critical Progress to Finalize Student Debt Relief Rules

SBPC urges ED to swiftly release final package of rules and enact much-needed relief to borrowers.

Deep Dive: When Employers Turn Employees into Consumers, State and Local Regulators Can Turn to Consumer Protection Law

This Deep Dive explains how state and local law enforcement and consumer regulators can prohibit TRAPs and other stay-or-pay contracts under existing consumer protection laws. It is part of a Deep Dive series on how city, county, and state regulators can take on TRAPs using existing authorities to protect workers.

Advocates to State Officials: Act Now to Protect Workers from Employer-Driven Debt TRAPs

Experts and state consumer protection officials featured at virtual event on state and local action to end the Use of Training Repayment Agreement Provisions (TRAPs) by employers; SBPC releases new toolkit for state policymakers to take action.

Inside Higher Ed

Long-embattled 2U declares bankruptcy

These ‘zombie’ student-loan organizations still have power over borrowers’ lives

Ella Azoulay |

Mounting Evidence from State Watchdog Report Proves That, Yet Again, Public Universities Are Selling Out Students to For-Profit Companies

Over the last few years, SBPC has been sounding the alarm on the risks of university partnerships with Online Program Management (OPM) companies and how these for-profit entities harm students. Now, a report released by the California State Auditor has confirmed many of the worst concerns we have raised.

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