FTC warns about pupil loan ripoffs following Supreme Court docket selection

FTC warns about pupil loan ripoffs following Supreme Court docket selection


Essential Points
  • The Supreme Court docket struck down the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness approach Friday in a 6-3 ruling. Loan payments are poised to restart in Oct.
  • The Federal Trade Fee warned in a client inform that scammers would likely goal debtors, potentially posing as U.S. Division of Schooling personnel and featuring mortgage support.
  • The FTC made available strategies for borrowers to safeguard on their own.



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