U.S. Waives Federal Student Loan Payments
The Trump Administration is acknowledging the strain that COVID-19 is putting on Americans’ finances by deciding to suspend federal student loans […]
Debt Collection Continues Amid COVID-19 Lay-Offs
One major consequence of COVID-19’s devastation of the world economy is the countless individuals who have been laid off from
Can Creditors Contact My Employer?
Being constantly contacted by debt collectors about a debt you allegedly owe is already stressful, but what can make things
What is Zombie Student Loan Debt?
For many college graduates, a major milestone to be proud of is finally paying off your student loan debt. Student
What Is the Statute of Limitations on Old Debt?
Common knowledge on the Internet is that creditors can’t sue you for “old debt.” Like most things that are “common
Bikram Yoga Founder in Hiding from Debt Collectors in Mexico
Bikram Choudhury, the founder of international exercise sensation Bikram Yoga, is currently on the run from creditors and hiding out
Grand Bahama Cruise Line Settles Robocall FTC Complaint
Grand Bahama Cruise Line has recently settled a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) complaint that alleged the company and others that
Walmart & Other Retailers Introduce Holiday Point-of-Sale Loans
Walmart and other noteworthy retailers have started a new offering this holiday season to entice shoppers into spending more: point-of-sale
Give the Gift of Peace of Mind: Stop Creditor Harassment
The holiday season often means an increase in expenditures for the average American household. There are parties to plan, gifts
Education Department Rejects 99% of Student Loan Forgiveness Applicants
Last year, Congress members approved the Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness (TEPSLF) program. It set aside $700 million to