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...the new head of the Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid, Richard Cordray, noted back in 2017 in recognition of those who serve our communities for little pay,...

A New Foundation of Scholarship to Protect Borrowers By Dalié Jiménez, Jonathan Glater, and Stacey Tutt | November 30, 2018 This week, we announced a new partnership between the University...

...inevitably have questions, they will all attempt to contact a servicer and ED at once. Our test demonstrated just a mere fraction—a preview—of the demand and dysfunction to come in...

...work together with the Department of Education to immediately halt garnishment and fundamentally overhaul this broken system.” SBPC’s new report is available here: Collections Catastrophe: New Evidence Exposes Fundamental Failures...

...Session SBPC’s statement after ED release of hardship proposal: https://protectborrowers.org/ed-releases-proposal-to-deliver-student-debt-relief-to-borrowers-experiencing-hardship/  Letter from negotiators about hardship: https://nylag.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024.01.30-Letter-from-Negotiators-Fourth-Session.pdf Letter to Secretary Cardona sent by lawmakers about hardship: https://www.warren.senate.gov/download/20231208-letter-to-secretary-cardona-re-neg-reg-comment-on-student-debt Letter to Secretary Cardona...

...degree attainment while also wreaking economic havoc on many of the most economically vulnerable students across California. New research finds that this type of student debt, dubbed “institutional debt,” has...

...unsealed a trove of new documents revealing a years-long, coordinated effort by company executives to cheat student loan borrowers out of their rights. In other words, now we have the...

...announced a range of new policies that, if fully implemented, promise to deliver debt relief to millions of borrowers. Any new action to broadly cancel student debt could expand this...

...the heels of a massive, multi-state settlement related to the student loan company Navient’s peddling of “risky and expensive subprime loans that they knew or should have known were likely...