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How U.S. Got $1.6 Trillion in Student Loans Debt

Source-site The student loan crisis is a hot topic of conversation in Washington because student debt is felt by a lot of us, 45 million of us to be exact, for a total debt of 1.6 trillion dollars. We often break…
Legal News

Ocwen-CFPB Case Sent Back To Lower Court

Source-site In a ruling that splits the differences in a long-running legal battle between the positions of Ocwen and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded the case to the original jurisdiction for a…
Legal News

Credit Report Complaints Jumped In 2021

Source-site The pandemic forced Arizonans to do a lot of things they might not have done before — like getting to know their credit reports better than ever. Arizonans went from filing 6,600 complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau…
Government News

Lt. Gov Kounalakis Signs Eviction Moratorium Extension Bill Into Law

Source-site First passed in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020, statewide eviction moratoriums have been extended numerous times in 2020, in 2021, and, due to the rise of different variants, through 2002 until March 31st of…
Educational News

After Massive NYC Student Data Breach, Here Are Steps You Can Take To Protect Your Family

Source-site New York City officials recently acknowledged that the personal information of about 820,000 current and former students was compromised in a cybersecurity lapse. Find out what’s happening in New York Citywith free, real-time updates from Patch. If you’re a caregiver…
Bankruptcy News

Joe Biden Is Still Fighting Student Loan Debtors Who Declare Bankruptcy

Source-site Joe Biden has been betraying his campaign promise to allow borrowers to discharge their student debts through bankruptcy. In a new letter, 27 Democratic senators are demanding the administration stop trying to overturn court rulings that help student debtors.…
Educational News

Biden faces rising pressure on student loans with deadline looming

Source-site President Biden is in a difficult position on student loans ahead of the midterms, as pressure builds from borrowers and Democrats for widespread cancellation. Adding to the pressure is a key deadline: On May 1, millions of borrowers will…
Legal News

CFPB Report Shows Credit Card Late Fees Declining

Source-site The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau published on March 29 a report on credit card late fees where the regulator provided data about the amount of late fees charged by type of consumer. The main findings from the report are…
Legal News

New Laws For Background Checks + Late Charges For New York State Landlords

Source-site How much can a landlord charge me for my background check? Can I provide my own background check to a landlord? How much can my late fee be? There are more and more laws being made in New York State by…
Government News

FTC gains court order to stop ‘deceptive’ credit repair firm

Source-site The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took action against a firm that used a government website as part of its scheme connected with consumer credit reports. This week, the FTC obtained an order halting a credit repair scheme that allegedly…