Student loan fraud identity theft occurs when someone uses stolen personal information to open or manipulate education-related debt accounts; this leaves victims being pursued to pay for balances/debts they never created. Unlike credit card fraud, student loan identity theft often...
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After more than three years of pause, federal student loan repayments have resumed as of October 2023. While this news is a significant development for borrowers, it has also created an opportunity for scammers to prey on students. Fraudsters/scammers claim...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, students are turning to alternative options to finance their enrollments as expenses have increased tremendously. One such option that has gained prominence is the Income Share Agreement or ISA. These agreements offer students...
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Dealing with student loan collections can be a stressful experience for borrowers. While it is expected/necessary for you to repay student loan debt, you also have rights and protections against harassment from collection agencies. In this article, we will educate...
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The COVID-19 pandemic meant that students in the United States who had just graduated from college were not greeted with a wide variety of jobs or opportunities in the marketplace. Rather many industries shut down, and the economy set into...
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Frequently in student loan and other collections cases, a person gets sued in Maryland, but the contract specifies that the law of a state other than Maryland governs. For example, it might say “the law of New Jersey applies to...
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