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In an unprecedented event, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a settlement offer that would result in at least a 40 percent reduction in debt for these Education loan borrowers. There has been no discussion of any type of relief being provided for those who took private loans from other sources. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: 3 Times College Closings Can Affect Student Loan Repayments


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Education loan
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3 Times College Closings Can Affect Student Loan
Repayments
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  • By now, you've probably heard the news about the
    closing and recent bankruptcy filing announcement
    of Corinthian Colleges, one of the largest
    for-profit higher education organizations in the
    U.S. At its peak, the organization enrolled
    almost 80,000 students per year.
  • In April, the organization announced the
    immediate closing of its remaining 26 campuses,
    affecting nearly 16,000 students.

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  • The coverage of these events, especially those
    that focused on the affected students' loan
    debts, left many consumers confused about their
    responsibilities if their college should close.
  • While the Corinthian situation is unique, the
    majority of the time you can expect to encounter
    one of the the following scenarios when it comes
    to student loans and college closings.

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  • My School Closed While I Was Attending
  • While most school closings are planned months, if
    not years, in advance, there have been situations
    where schools have closed suddenly with little if
    any notice to affected students.
  • If you are attending or have recently attended a
    school that closes, you may be eligible to have
    your federal student loans discharged.
  • To be eligible for this discharge, a borrower
    must meet all of the following criteria.
  • You must have been enrolled in the school within
    120 days of the school closing

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  • If you weren't enrolled at the school within that
    120-day window, or did complete the course work
    required to receive the credential, even if you
    didn't receive the actual diploma, then in most
    cases you are still required to repay your
    student loans.

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  • What About Private Loans?
  • Private loans are tricky. There are generally no
    discharge options available, even in closed
    school situations.
  • The Corinthian case is unique in that part of
    what the organization was cited for was the
    alleged predatory private loans the schools were
    offering students.

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  • In an unprecedented event, the Consumer Financial
    Protection Bureau announced a settlement offer
    that would result in at least a 40 percent
    reduction in debt for these Education loan
    borrowers.
  • There has been no discussion of any type of
    relief being provided for those who took private
    loans from other sources.
  • Source http//bit.ly/1ASxaqZ

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