Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
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Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Testimony of Persis Yu Before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary
See here to read Persis Yu’s July 29, 2025 testimony.
More
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Memo: More than $360 Million Owed to Consumers from Trump CFPB Enforcement Actions is Already Gone or At Risk
A new analysis from the Consumer Federation of America and SBPC reveals that at least $360 million in compensation for people harmed by corporate illegal conduct has already been pulled back or could be taken from the American people.
More
Latest Work
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Revisiting Debt Relief
The SBPC, as part of SLLI, released a report featuring contributions from leading student loan experts and advocates examining the Biden Administration’s progress on its promise to deliver student relief, and offering a roadmap for what can be done in the year ahead to help borrowers.
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More Than 200 Organizations Urge President Biden to Delay Restarting Student Loan Payments
In a letter to President Biden, the SBPC and over 200 organizations call on the administration to extend the pause on student loan payments scheduled to resume for millions of borrowers on January 31, 2022.
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Advocates Demand Industry Deliver Borrowers their Right to PSLF
SBPC and a coalition of the nation’s largest unions sent letters to 25 large student loan companies demanding immediate action to ensure successful implementation of ED’s recent overhaul of PSLF.
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Advocates Call on the CFPB to Protect Workers Against Predatory Employer-Driven Debt
The SBPC and the Open Markets Institute warn the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau about the risks that emerging forms of employer-driven student debt pose for workers and markets.
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Letter to PHEAA Warning of Potential Consumer Protection Violations Related to PSLF Implementation
In a letter to PHEAA, the SBPC warns the company that providing incorrect, misleading information to borrowers related to the recent overhaul of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program violates federal and state consumer financial protections.
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Letter to the CFPB on Troubling Practices by Large Technology Companies
In a letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the SBPC calls attention to troubling practices by large technology companies that are occurring in the higher education finance and postsecondary education space.
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Comments in Response to Proposed Interagency Guidance on Third-Party Relationships
Student Borrower Protection Center offers comments on proposed interagency guidance for banking organizations on managing risks associated with third-party relationships.
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Driving Into a Dead End: Why IDR Has Failed Millions with Decades-Old Debts
This report synthesizes evidence identifying various glaring warning signs that Income-Driven Repayment is failing millions of borrowers who have been in repayment for decades on federal student loans—and that it is slated to continue doing so for years to come.
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Driving Inequity: Are IDR’s Documentation Requirements Hurting Borrowers of Color?
This report examines the role that the use of alternative documentation of income plays in driving racial disparities in access to Income-Driven Repayment for student loan borrowers.
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