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Department of Education’s decision to terminate its federal studentloan contracts with private collection agencies. State Activities: On December 15, the New York Department of FinancialServices released a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) for third-partydebtcollectors and debt buyers.
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The FTC alleged that the defendants pretended to be affiliated with the Department of Education, charged illegal junk fees, and offered studentsloan forgiveness promises that were not fulfilled. Supreme Court heard oral argument in Community FinancialServices Association of America v. For more information, click here.
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