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DECEMBER 22, 2021
Three months after it was sued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for violating a 2016 consent order for a number of alleged violations, LendUp Loans has agreed to stop making new loans and collecting on certain outstanding ones while also paying a fine of $100,000, the Bureau announced yesterday.
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DECEMBER 9, 2021
The Attorney General of California announced that a group of individuals involved in a student loan debt relief scam have been sentenced — three of them receiving jail time — and paying more than $330,000 in restitution to victims who were “preyed on” because they were struggling to repay their student loans.
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AUGUST 31, 2022
billion of student loans for all of the 79,000 individuals who attended Westwood College between 2002 and 2015, ruling that the school “engaged in widespread misrepresentations about the value of its credentials for attendees’ and graduates’ employment prospects.”
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JUNE 14, 2024
With all the talk about medical debt this week as a result of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s proposed medical debt credit reporting rule, it’s perhaps interesting to note that a majority of consumers feel forgiving medical debt is more important than forgiving student loan debt, according to the results of a new poll.
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OCTOBER 19, 2021
The Department of Education is considering proposals that would give borrowers “new flexibility” like initial grace periods when its moratorium on student loan payments ends on January 31, according to a published report.
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SEPTEMBER 20, 2021
Student loan debt is keeping a lot of people from accomplishing their financial objectives, according to a report released by the National Association of Realtors, including buying a home, taking a vacation, and starting a family, while also forcing more individuals to take second jobs or work where they are not happy to be able … The post Student (..)
Speaker: Alex Jiménez, Managing Principal, Financial Service Consulting for EPAM
Many US banks are bracing for increased defaults and lower demand for mortgages and other loans as interest rates have increased. Global economic conditions are soft at best. From a budget standpoint, US banks are feeling the pinch. The largest banks have increased reserves to protect against deteriorating economic conditions.
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