
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced it is issuing refunds totaling more than $4.1 million to 27,584 consumers who were deceived by a student loan debt relief scam. The scam involved fraudulent schemes promising loan forgiveness, which led to consumers losing money. This move is part of a broader effort by the Biden administration, in collaboration with State Attorneys General, to combat deceptive practices and eliminate so-called "junk fees" associated with student loans. The initiative underscores the administration's commitment to protecting consumers and addressing corporate misconduct.
Student Loan Borrowers To Get $4 Million In Refunds After Forgiveness Scam Crackdown https://t.co/DdlpkJdjut
Biden administration announces it will take action against junk fees for college students and student loan borrowers https://t.co/G9zA5xm8PE https://t.co/lbPLIlrUqW
President Biden and Democrats are working to lower costs by stopping hidden junk fees. We’re fighting for consumers and against corporate greed.








