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  1. Resources & Litigation
  2. Letters/Memos

Letters & Memos


  • Investigations Letters & Memos
    Aug 21, 2020

    Advocates Sound Alarm on PayPal’s Education Financing Partnerships with Over 150 For-Profit Schools

    SBPC, Allied Progress, Americans for Financial Reform, and Student Debt Crisis sent letters to the CEO of PayPal, Inc. and its regulators warning that the tech firm may be driving significant harm to borrowers attending for-profit schools.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Aug 4, 2020

    SBPC and Partners Urge CFPB to Protect Borrowers During LIBOR Transition

    SBPC, the National Consumer Law Center, and Americans for Financial Reform, call on the CFPB to better protect consumers during the transition away from LIBOR.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Jun 4, 2020

    Letter: Advocates Oppose “Liability Shields” for Colleges Related to the Coronavirus Pandemic

    In a letter sent to the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, advocates, led by the SBPC and Americans for Financial Reform, oppose any effort to shield colleges from legal liability if they fail to protect the health and safety of students and workers.

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  • Letters & Memos
    May 29, 2020

    SBPC and Coalition Partners Warn of Continued Consumer Risk and Dangerous Stakeholder Complacency in the Transition Away from LIBOR

    SBPC, Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund, and the National Consumer Law Center sent a letter to the Alternative Reference Rates Committee, which is managing the transition away from LIBOR, raising key borrower protection concerns.

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  • Letters & Memos
    May 1, 2020

    SBPC, Military, and Veterans Groups Demand Industry Leaders Uphold SCRA Protections for Military Consumers

    Groups send 21 letters to financial industry leaders reminding them of their obligations under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Apr 27, 2020

    SBPC and NCLC Demand Department of Education Implement Fixes to CARES Act Implementation

    In a letter sent to ED Secretary Betsy DeVos, SBPC and NCLC urge her to take swift action to mitigate borrower harm from poor implementation of the CARES Act.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Apr 22, 2020

    Memo on Automatic Payment Relief by Student Loan Servicers During Coronavirus Pandemic

    SBPC explains why student loan servicers should automatically implement payment relief and protections for distressed borrowers across their entire loan portfolios in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Apr 21, 2020

    Advocates Urge CARES Act Congressional Oversight Commission to Monitor Funds Going to For-Profit Schools

    In a letter sent to the Congressional Oversight Commission established to oversee the CARES Act, a coalition of over 40 consumer advocacy organizations calls for the aggressive monitoring of funds going to for-profit schools.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Apr 17, 2020

    SBPC and AFR Demand Navient Board of Directors Invest in Student Borrowers, Not Shareholders

    In a letter sent to the Board of Directors of Navient Corporation, the SBPC and Americans for Financial Reform (AFR), urges the company’s board to halt dividends and stock buybacks, pause planned compensation for itself and the company’s managers, and focus on investing in customer service infrastructure for the remainder of the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Letters & Memos
    Mar 27, 2020

    SBPC and AFR Urge Industry to Provide Relief to Private Student Loan Borrowers During Coronavirus Pandemic

    In letters sent to a dozen large private student loan companies, the SBPC and Americans for Financial Reform (AFR), urge the companies to take steps to mitigate harm to private student loan borrowers caused by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

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