San Diego Debt Settlement Attorney – Debt Relief Lawyer
I often have people contact me to find out how to settle Sallie Mae student loan debt. If you owe student loans and have fallen behind, don’t give up hope. I have had great success in providing my clients with Sallie Mae student loan help. Skip to the bottom to read about how I got …
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If you need Navient student loan debt help, then you are not alone. According to Forbes, Navient is focused on collecting approximately $300 billion in student loan debt from 12 million borrowers. How to lower Navient student loan debt depends on whether you have federal or private student loans, and I will explain viable options …
“A good teacher is like a candle: it consumes itself to light the way for others” – Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. It is unfortunate that student loan forgiveness for teachers is such an uphill battle. NPR wrote an in-depth piece about the struggle facing teachers with student loan debt. Some of the distressing comments from teachers …
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Recently NBC San Diego interviewed me and senior member of the House Education and Workforce Committee, Congresswoman Susan Davis, for the investigative report “Student Loan Programs to Help Borrowers Costing Taxpayers” to discuss the student loan debt crisis. You can watch our video for this blog post below or continue reading below: In the …
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CNBC published an important article on firms who are making money off the student loan debt crisis. Many debt settlement companies are taking advantage of distressed student loan borrowers who are having trouble paying back their student loans. Beware of Those Making Money off the Student Loan Debt Crisis In CNBC’s article, they link …
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What to do About Student Loans After Graduation It’s a confusing time to know what to do about student loans after graduation. Between reports that the federal student loan rates will jump starting July 1 and the Department of Education’s proposed budget that could make it harder to obtain and repay student loans, it’s difficult …
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When I came across the article “16 Millennial Women Who Climbed Out of Student Loan Debt” by Bustle, I had to share it! Click through to learn about some very inspiring women who have overcome crushing student loan debt. The millennial generation has long been stereotyped as having things handed to them and living off …
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Despite the negative press it has received over the past several years, student loan giant Navient has essentially told its borrowers that it doesn’t have their best interests in mind because they are collectors. This revelation came out in a recent court filing in which Navient is seeking to have a multi-billion dollar lawsuit filed …
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CNBC reported today that more than 1.1 million borrowers defaulted on their federal student loans last year. If you have been struggling to pay your student loans, you are not alone. According to a Consumer Federation of America analysis of U.S. Department of Education data, the number of people who have defaulted on their federal student …
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Many of my clients are co-signers on private student loans owed to National Collegiate Student Loan Trust. Most of them are parents who co-signed on their child’s private student loan. The loan that they co-signed on was NOT originally with National Collegiate Student Loan Trust (NCT), so they are very confused when they receive notice …
