Monthly Archives: March 2011

Denying the Rights of Low-Income Borrowers

Imagine this scenario–Congress passes a new tax deduction that primarily benefits middle income Americans and the I.R.S. decides not to provide the benefit because their staff can’t figure out how to reprogram their computers.  It’s hard to imagine because it … Continue reading

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Listening to For-Profit School Students

Student voices are rarely heard in the debate over for-profit education.   As representatives for borrowers, we do our best to pass on their experiences, but we are generally drowned out by the industry-driven noise and distractions. One of the most … Continue reading

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