Sentences with phrase «lawsuit against the borrower»

The second mortgage holder can simply start a lawsuit against the borrower, with the idea that a judgment will be entered against the borrower and the second mortgage company can collect the money owed it without having to go through a foreclosure.

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The largest U.S. student loan servicer, Navient (navi), cheated borrowers out of billions of dollars, often by deceiving them about repayment options and their legal rights, the U.S. consumer financial watchdog said on Wednesday as it announced a lawsuit against the company.

But in its lawsuit against Navient, the CFPB alleged that borrowers who made prepayments on their loans were told they could skip upcoming payments.

The options for federal student loan borrowers can be good, but as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's many reports and recent lawsuit against Navie

In its lawsuit against Navient, the CFPB alleged that «emails and annual renewal notice sent to borrowers [enrolled in IDR plans] failed to adequately inform them of critical deadlines or the consequences if they failed to act.

In fact, on January 18, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) filed a class action lawsuit against Navient for knowingly defrauding millions of student loan borrowers.

Yes, there is a lawsuit against Navient, but if you read the articles, it means nothing for borrowers.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) filed a lawsuit against Navient, the country's largest student loan servicing company, alleging that it has «systematically and illegally» failed borrowers.

LendEDU covered a lawsuit earlier in 2017 that was filed against Navient when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) alleged that the student loan servicer cheated borrowers by establishing obstacles to repayment, leading to higher student loan balances and greater interest.

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey filed a lawsuit in August against the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA)-- doing business as FedLoan Servicing — and claimed it violated state and federal laws by not discharging loans for borrowers who agreed to accept certain public sector jobs.

Last year, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the attorneys general of Illinois and Washington State filed lawsuits against Navient, the country's largest student loan servicer, which handles roughly one in four student borrowers.

National Consumer Law Center v. U.S. Department of Education, April 19, 2018, Complaint and Press Release The National Consumer Law Center filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts against the U.S. Department of Education for records related to its purported justification for delaying implementation of a rule to protect student loan borrowers from school fraud and abuse, including records of communications between agency officials and representatives of the for - profit college industry.

While having long - term implications for the financial health of borrowers, a present concern for consumer advocates is that it is unclear what will happen to the CFPB's ongoing lawsuit against the large student loan servicer, Navient, who was sued under the previous CFPB directorship over findings it committed widespread fraud and abuse against student loan borrowers.

The complaints are echoed by borrowers across the country, according to a review of federal and state court lawsuits against reverse mortgage lenders.

If they fail to do so, a borrower can file a lawsuit against them under Section 6.

Earlier this year, the CFPB lodged a lawsuit against Navient, contending that it provided borrowers with faulty information about loan payments, processed payments incorrectly, and failed to act accordingly when borrowers complained.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed the federal lawsuit against Navient Corp. and two subsidiaries on Wednesday, seeking restitution for affected borrowers and money penalties.

Pennsylvania State Attorney General Josh Shapiro filed the lawsuit against Navient just last month, claiming the company engaged in practices that harmed numerous student loan borrowers.

In two high profile cases, the CFPB and Florida's Attorney General shut down student loan debt relief company College Education Services and, separately, filed a lawsuit against Student Loan Processing US for running illegal debt relief services that, «exploited vulnerable student loan borrowers, made false promises about their debt relief services, and charged illegal upfront fees.»

The options for federal student loan borrowers can be good, but as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's many reports and recent lawsuit against Navie

Some borrowers are stuck making payments on loans that were fraudulently made by dealers, according to an examination of dozens of lawsuits against dealers.

When the borrower did not receive the loan she sought, she brought a lawsuit against the mortgage broker, alleging violations of the federal Truth in Lending Act.

The borrower brought a class - action lawsuit against Countrywide, claiming that its captive reinsurance arrangement amounted to a disguised kickback, which would violate the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act.

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Loans that meet QM's requirement offer lenders a certain level of protection against borrowers» lawsuits.