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Matters Pecuniary ... credit cards, banking, debt management, |
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Matters Pecuniary ... credit cards, banking, debt management, |
The massive debt wipeout concludes an almost five-year-long investigation into complaints against the servicer. Navient will be required to pay $1.85 billion, which includes: $1.7 billion in student loan cancelation $95 million in restitution $47.4 million in fees paid to…
In 2021, Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion collectively received over 700,000 consumer complaints filed against them at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The three major credit bureaus, who are responsible for collecting and maintaining credit records, received more than half…
Some student loan servicers, including Navient and FedLoan Servicing, have opted to stop servicing federal student loans. Around 15 million federal student loan borrowers are serviced by these particular servicers. Roughly half of the affected borrowers will be reassigned to…
Although automatic re-enrollment is offered, you may be missing out on better-fitting plans if you don’t review the available plans and select one that’s right for you. In fact, if you didn’t enroll in or update your Marketplace health insurance…
The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) now allows debt collectors to contact you on social media. Why this is bad for consumers Unethical debt collectors It’s now unknown how debt collectors can contact you on social media. It’s unknown if…
Beginning January 15, 2022, private health insurers will be required to help those that they insure the costs of at-home COVID-19 testing kits, according to White House Secretary, Press Secretary, Jen Psaki. Medicaid and CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) are…