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    Jul 14, 2020

    Student Loan Law Initiative Research Grant Program

    The SLLI research program is an opportunity to explore the spillover effects of student debt on the economy and society by offering a closer look at the consequences of rising debt for those hardest hit by this crisis.

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  • Blogs
    Jun 17, 2020

    Compounding Benefits of Loan Cancellation

    In the dire economy the nation now faces, forgiving anyone’s debt should help to counter economic contraction. And some more recent research suggests that differences in the marginal propensity to consume across different groups may be smaller than previously thought.

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  • Blogs
    Jun 15, 2020

    States are Leading the Fight to End the Student Debt Crisis

    The SBPC is proud to be part of a growing movement of advocates reaching from coast to coast — consumer groups, grassroots organizers, labor organizations, elected officials, law enforcement, and regulators — who have thoughtfully and tenaciously taken critical steps to stand up for the millions of Americans with student loan debt.

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    Jun 11, 2020

    Student Loan Repayment During COVID

    Here borrowers will find resources that can help guide them on options related to their student loans during the pandemic.

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  • Blogs
    Jun 8, 2020

    Amid the Coronavirus, Struggling Private Student Loan Borrowers Pause Payments without a Path to Get on Track

    The private student loan market is extremely opaque and lacks many of the key reporting requirements present in other areas of consumer finance—in fact, some participants share critical information on borrower outcomes with only their most elite clients. However, indirect sources such as the disclosures from Student Loan Asset Backed Securities (“SLABS;” investment vehicles backed by student loans) point to a massive spike in borrowers recently becoming unable to make their payments.

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    May 22, 2020

    The Secret Price of Student Debt Shows Why We Need A Student Debt Stimulus for Everyone

    New evidence underscores the importance of broad-based student debt cancellation in reducing the economic drag this debt imposes on American families’ financial lives. This is more important than ever if we are trying to get our economy back on track.

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  • Blogs
    May 21, 2020

    A Roadmap for States to Protect Borrowers

    The report, written by SBPC fellow Brian Shearer, builds a case for how states can oversee the nonbank companies at the center of the $1.6 trillion student loan market. The report also offers a path forward for states to oversee other critical nonbank financial institutions that play large roles in our consumer financial markets.

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    May 6, 2020

    For-Profit School Accountability

    States have the power to fight back against the abuses perpetrated by for-profit colleges. States can use their long-standing authorities to protect their residents from being swindled by this multi-billion dollar industry. Read below to see all of the ways states are holding the for-profit school industry accountable.

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    May 6, 2020

    As Coronavirus Crisis Rages, ISA Companies Ramp Up to Reap the Reward

    Before the ink had dried on 30 million Americans’ layoff notices, companies peddling “income share agreements” (ISAs) were already trotting out crafty PR pitches, misleading marketing materials, and new predatory programs aimed at exploiting this crisis.

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    May 1, 2020

    Help Us Stop Betsy DeVos’ Illegal Wage Garnishments

    If you have had your wages garnished to repay a federal student loan, we want to hear from you. We know that borrowers across the country have had their wages illegally seized by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. That’s why we have partnered with Student Defense and National Consumer Law Center to bring a new class action lawsuit against the Trump Administration.

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