Reports

Student Borrower Protection Center and the Debt Collective analyze complaints submitted by student loan borrowers to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office about MOHELA.

This state-by-state map sheds light on the estimated financial toll of Project 2025’s proposal to eliminate PSLF and how it will saddle approximately 3.6 million public service workers with more than $250 billion in additional student loan debt.

In Student Debt in the South: Texas, SBPC explored student debt disparities and economic distress of borrowers of color in Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. This is the second report in our series Student Debt in the South, following our deep dive into Atlanta, Georgia.

This report is the result of a years-long investigation into industry mismanagement of the student loan system—exposing a scheme to deny service to millions of working people with student debt by the student loan company responsible for handling the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.

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This new policy roadmap outlines a broad range of executive actions that agencies across the federal government must take to curb so-called “Stay-or-Pay” contracts.

Read our Delivering Distress paper series tat lays out a new roadmap for action against unjust and unlawful collection efforts by the nation’s largest student loan companies. 

This report analyzes the results of the SBPC's groundbreaking investigation into the federal student loan debt burden shouldered by incarcerated borrowers enrolled in Higher Education in Prison (HEP) programs.

Download: The South has Something to Say: Atlanta Report

As Millions Await Decisions on Political Lawsuits and Efforts in Congress Threatening the Fate of Debt Relief, Student Borrower Protection Center Launches “Student Debt in the South” Research Series April 13, 2023 | WASHINGTON, D.C. — Student Borrower Protection Center published new research today offering the first in-depth look at...