Debt collectors work with universities, colleges and private lenders to collect student loans. For education loans backed by the federal government, the U.S. Department of Education has a clearly-defined collection program that uses private collection agencies. Recent changes in federal law will shift all previously federally backed loans to direct loans from the federal government, cutting private lenders out of the equation.
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More Opportunities for Student Loan Collectors at ED Meeting
28 October 2011
Presidential Executive Order to Cap Student Loan Payments in 2012
26 October 2011
Student Loan Debt Actually Will Top One Trillion. As in Dollars.
20 October 2011
Student Loans: The ARM Industry's New Oil Well?
20 October 2011
Executive Changes: Tim Moore and Joe Barnes to F.H. Cann and Associates
13 October 2011
Default Rates Rise for Federal Student Loans
13 September 2011
Coast Professional, Pioneer Start Q3 with Win on ED Collection Contract
2 September 2011
Citigroup Selling $2.5 billion in Student Loans to Discover
1 September 2011
How "Crazy" Do You Have to Be to Get a Loan Forgiven?
30 August 2011
More Small Collection Agencies to Share in ED Student Loan Contract
18 August 2011
Executive Change: FAMS Announces Barry W. Brown as VP of Student Loans
13 July 2011
SWAT Team Update: It Was Student Loan Fraud
9 June 2011
SWAT Team Maybe Sent to Collect Student Loan
8 June 2011
New Report Helps Universities Manage Student Loan Defaults
6 June 2011
Universities Place $36 million in Student Debt with UK Debt Collector
1 June 2011
Appreciate a Teacher
3 May 2011
Student Loan Debt Likely to Top One Trillion Dollars
21 April 2011
Entry Level Jobs That Pay $123,000?
21 April 2011
A Love Letter from Your Student Loan Bill Collector
23 February 2011
Inventory Balances Shake Up ED Debt Collection Performance Rankings
3 December 2010