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Upgrading Doc Collection for Bankruptcies

We believe we’ve found a good software solution to upgrade our document collection for bankruptcy.  We are now taking steps to purchase and incorporate this into our system.  Our hope is that it will reduce the time our clients spend obtaining and uploading or sending documents to us, pre-populate the…

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Concerned About Auto Billing for Student Loans? Use this Simple Tip to Avoid!

We are hearing numerous reports of  surprise billing by student loan servicers especially now that SAVE is no longer an option.  Or the checking account is being hit with a standard repayment amount rather than an IBR payment based upon someone’s income.  If f you have permitted auto billing in…

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Today is the Day that SAVE will Start Accruing Interest Again

So 7.7 million borrowers are in a SAVE forbearance.  That means no payment, no interest since the courts applied the SAVE injunction last July (2024). Lots of questions about what borrowers should do now.  We just did an interview with ABC Action News this a.m. that will run tonight.  Here’s…

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Collection Cases May have Consumer Violations Which Can Void Debt – High Interest for Example

If you are encountering collections calls or even a collection lawsuit, sometimes taking the offense is the better route.  For instance, we are seeing usury violations where the rate of interest being charged on its face is 90% APR.  The lawsuit may be filed by a smaller player who you’ve…

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Buy Now Pay Later

Buy now, pay later options are on the rise.  The most popular players in this space – Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, and Zip – are everywhere. They’re not just options. They’re default features, embedded into the checkout flow of almost every major retailer.  Even Door Dash now has options which allow…

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IDR Payment Count Tracker Removed

The IDR payment tracker was removed from many if not all borrower’s studentaid.gov sites today. You can still find your payment count however.  Write your servicer directly for it or use this direct  link after you’ve logged onto StudentAid.gov:  https://studentaid.gov/app/api/nslds/payment-counter/summary​. This link shows in a computer code format called JSON…

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