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Tag Archives: Default
The Real Cost of Student Loan Defaults
The debate about the costs of defaulted federal student loans has taken a very troubling turn. Confusing budget numbers seem to show that the government actually recovers more than it pays out on federal student loans. Jason Delisle of New … Continue reading
Tagged Default, Federal student loans
Doing the Right Thing for Borrowers
A recent experience highlights the ways in which so many borrowers in default run into brick walls when trying to enforce their rights. The twist to this experience is that it has a good ending. There is hope because in … Continue reading
Tagged Collection, Default
When Will the Cycle End?
The holiday season can be a time for reflection, so I am thinking back on the student loan borrower clients I have worked with this year. On the positive side, we have helped many borrowers manage their overwhelming student loan … Continue reading
Tagged Default, Private student loans
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