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17 mai 2015

How Ending the Two-Tiered Student-Loan System Would Help Struggling Borrowers

By Ben Miller. Defaulting on a student loan is not pleasant. It wrecks a borrower’s credit, puts her into the unpleasant world of debt collection, and can even result in wages or Social Security benefits being garnished. There are increasing calls to keep down student debt and to create more flexible payment plans to avoid default. More...

17 mai 2015

Interest Rates on Federal Student Loans Will Drop

HomeMillions of students and families will now pay less to borrow money from the federal government to finance college in the coming academic year.
Interest rates on federal student loans are set to drop by more than one-third of a percentage point following the U.S. Treasury’s sale on Wednesday of 10-year notes. Rates are reset each year based on the yield of the note set by that auction. Read more...

17 mai 2015

Consumer Bureau Seeks Input on Loan Servicing Problems

HomeThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Thursday that it has launched a “public inquiry” into the practices of companies that collect and manage student loan payments. Read more...

17 mai 2015

Obama Administration Improperly Denies Student Loan Debt Relief

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "huffingtonpost.com logo"By . Federal law allows students who were defrauded by their colleges into taking out federal student loans to have their debts forgiven. The Obama administration has said repeatedly it will ensure aggrieved borrowers get this form of relief, a commitment that Education Undersecretary Ted Mitchell reiterated this week following the bankruptcy filing of troubled for-profit school operator Corinthian Colleges Inc. More...

12 mai 2015

Corinthian Bankruptcy Caps Biggest U.S. Education Meltdown

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "bloomberg.com"By . Corinthian Colleges Inc. filed for bankruptcy, a week after closing its remaining 28 for-profit career schools in the biggest collapse in U.S. higher education. More...

11 mai 2015

5 Louisiana higher education institutions earn negative attention from credit rating agency

http://www.nola.com/static/nola/static/img/logos/times-pic.pngBy Julia O'Donoghue. The national credit rating agency Standard & Poor's has placed five Louisiana higher education institutions on a negative credit watch list due to the state's $1.6 billion budget shortfall. More...

10 mai 2015

Is Clinton Preparing to Propose Debt-Free College?

HomeFor weeks, there has been speculation that Hillary Clinton was preparing a plan to promote debt-free college. That speculation really took off Wednesday when Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, referenced the idea in an interview with CNBC. Asked about how Clinton would appeal to younger voters, Mook said, “What voters are looking for in this election is someone who’s going to be a champion for everyday people. Read more...

10 mai 2015

U.S. Eyes New Path to Debt Relief

HomeBy Michael Stratford. Corinthian declared bankruptcy on Monday. Will that affect debt relief for students?
The Education Department’s decision making about loan forgiveness for Corinthian students will not change because of Corinthian’s bankruptcy, a department official said. Read more...

10 mai 2015

Debt Relief Battle Continues

HomeBy Michael Stratford. Corinthian Colleges’ declaration of bankruptcy on Monday finalizes the for-profit college’s unprecedented collapse that has morphed into a political firestorm for the Obama administration -- which U.S. Department of Education officials are racing to extinguish. Read more...

10 mai 2015

Bankruptcy Trustees Are Asking (and Getting) Colleges to Return Parents’ Money

http://chronicle.com/img/photos/biz/Ticker%20revised%20round%2045.gifBy . The Wall Street Journal is out with an article taking stock of what appears to be a new trend: bankruptcy trustees who are seeking to take back insolvent parents’ tuition payments. More...

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