For the first time in our history, Australians have tallied up a staggering collective credit card debt of almost $30billion. The terrifying statistic was the result of frenzied Christmas shopping meaning many Aussie households are heading into 2019 with a financial hangover. According to a new forecast of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) data analysed…
Ahead of the season two premiere of “grown-ish” on Wednesday night, Freeform teamed up with the scholarship app Scholly to help pay off student loan debt. In the promo, Freeform announced it has partnered with Scholly on a program that will pay off up to $125,000 in student loan debt. [embedded content] Current students and…
Many people juggle between a load of bills and loans. If you are one of them, you have to do something to repay this debt. Debt consolidation can be a good option for you to roll away high-interest debts. A person with a manageable amount of debt can regroup multiple bills with different due dates,…
Decisions about higher education are already stressful enough without having to worry about the high cost of obtaining a college education or questioning the value of your degree, Brnovich said. Weve secured $22 million in debt relief for Arizonans that will help thousands of students who were saddled with large debts and degrees that were…
As part of the agreement, the company is expected to forgo collecting nearly $493.7 million in debts owed by former students, including an estimated $12.2 million for about 4,800 Ohioans. This settlement will provide debt relief for thousands of former students, and it will require Career Education Corporation to take specific steps to help prospective…
FRANKFORT Attorney General Andy Beshear announced Friday a consumer protection settlement benefiting nearly 700 students in Kentucky and Southern Indiana who attended one of the states for-profit colleges, Spencerian. Under the terms of the settlement, Sullivan University, which owned Spencerian, has agreed to forgive more than $1.7 million in private loan debt and provide other…
LACONIA It is better to give than to receive, so the Scriptures tell us. A group of current and former Laconia residents have been putting that saying into practice by giving money to the Laconia schools lunch program to help offset its growing deficit. Lynn Brody Keltz was inspired to make the first donation in…
By Kathleen Megan, ctmirror.org Published 6:04pm EST, Thursday, January 3, 2019 About 1,415 Connecticut residents who attended institutions run by the for-profit education company, Career Education Corp., will receive debt relief as a result of a national settlement with 49 state attorneys general, including Attorney General George Jepsen. Jepsen announced Thursday that Career Education Corp.…
The start of a new year is an opportunity to reset and refocus on all the goals you missed out on last year. For many people, a great place to begin getting on track for the life you want means financial stability. Especially hot off the tails of the holiday season, now is a good…
For-profit education company Career Education Corporation misrepresented the cost of attendance and job placement rates to its students OLYMPIA More than 3,000 Washingtonians will receive more than $7.6 million in debt relief from Career Education Corporation (CEC), a for-profit higher education company, as part of Attorney General Bob Fergusons legal action over the companys use…