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21 January 2022

Student Loan Servicer Settles Predatory Lending Claims

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A student loan servicer reached a settlement with 39 state attorneys general, resolving claims of unfair and predatory lending practices.
United States Finance and Banking

A student loan servicer reached a settlement with 39 state attorneys general, resolving claims of unfair and predatory lending practices.

The Office of the NY Attorney General alleged the firm directed borrowers into costly and burdensome loan arrangements instead of more affordable repayment plans. The agreement includes canceling roughly $1.7 billion in loans and paying $95 million in restitution. In addition, the firm is adopting a series of servicing reforms for future loans.

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