Today’s consumer and bankruptcy headlines are…
Department of ED vs. Collection Agencies Saga Will Come to a Head on April 16
‘Lousy system’: U.S. official who resigned explains how the student debt crisis got so bad
9th Circuit Holds Creditor May be Vicariously Liable for Debt Collectors’ Alleged TCPA Violations
Student-Debt Relief a Personal Issue for Many Lawmakers
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Calls Student Loans ‘Significant Issue’
To target ‘bad actors,’ CT demands data on student lenders from DeVos
CFPB Director Kraninger to serve as FFIEC Chairman
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