tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3481083477379506990.post1082052253298098049..comments2023-10-30T05:28:11.795-04:00Comments on All Education Matters: Midwest Book ReviewCryn Johannsenhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08452412213997621242noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3481083477379506990.post-15135689071687768302016-06-20T16:59:37.986-04:002016-06-20T16:59:37.986-04:00@Anonymous 4:45 PM - have you tried to reach out t...@Anonymous 4:45 PM - have you tried to reach out to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for help? http://www.consumerfinance.gov/<br /><br />If you have a claim, I urge you to reach out to them first. Cryn Johannsenhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08452412213997621242noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3481083477379506990.post-78853436931437640212016-06-20T16:45:59.362-04:002016-06-20T16:45:59.362-04:00Sallie Mae sold off my loans a long time ago to NA...Sallie Mae sold off my loans a long time ago to NAVIENT CREDIT FINANCE CORPORATION who is working with WELTMAN, WEINBERG & REIS Co. LPA to get a judgement against me or have me pay every last penny in my bank account for a $93,600.00 student loan for attending the Art Institute back in 2006-2010 (Which I earned 62 credit hours and they are non-transferable) don't let me mention all the grime that was going on with the court cases to get people into the college.. only to be kicked out for a missed credit card payment.. I never received a degree and couldn't transfer my credits.. what a pointless $93,000.. I did go on to finish college on HIGH HONORS from a cheap community college with grants. Can someone tell me why I have to pay this back when it was nothing shy of a scam! Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3481083477379506990.post-46942709700258860722016-06-17T17:55:04.509-04:002016-06-17T17:55:04.509-04:00Cryn,
Now that my husband and I have our federal ...Cryn,<br /><br />Now that my husband and I have our federal loans on the income contingent payment plans, we are trying to buy a (very modest) home. After speaking to a couple of loan officers, we are being told that most lenders subscribe to Fannie Mae rules, meaning that they must use fully amortized payments against a borrower, even if the borrower is paying much less on a payment plan. Freddie Mac lenders will allow revised payments, as long as the payment amount shows on a credit report. Apparently, Freddie Mac loans are much harder to come by and as of June 30, all FHA loans will follow Fannie Mae rules.<br /><br />One loan officer told me that this is because lenders are worried that the government will revoke the revised payment plans once obama's term is over....<br /><br />Ummm... That would be a disaster. My husband and I would owe THOUSANDS per month in loan payments. We would go into default, and my husband would lose his job. We are middle-aged people... We cannot afford to start over in the hole.<br /><br />Can you tell me if you have heard any rumors about the revised payment plans being revoked?!<br /><br />I am freaking out. <br /><br />-BAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com