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AFREF’s Consumer Policy Counsel Elyse Hicks testified at the Education Department’s negotiated rulemaking. The post Testimony: Elyse Hicks, AFREF’s Consumer Policy Counsel, Testifies at ED’s Negotiated Rulemaking appeared first on Americans for Financial Reform.
AFREF joined over 100 organizations in a letter urging the Department of Education to implement Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) reforms through the creation of an IDR waiver. The post Letters to Regulators: 100+ Organizations Urge Biden Administration to Aid Millions of Student Loan Borrowers with Overdue Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) Reforms appeared first on Americans for Financial […]
AFREF joined a letter in to response to the Department of Education’s request for comment on accrediting agencies up for review in February 2023. The post Letters to Regulators: Letter in Response to Request for Comment on Accrediting Agencies up for Review In February 2023 appeared first on Americans for Financial Reform.
AFREF joined a letter to the Education Department (ED) in response to their interpretation on federal and joint federal-state regulation and oversight of ED’s federal student loan programs and federal student loan servicers. The post Letters to Regulators: Letter to ED on Preemption Interpretation appeared first on Americans for Financial Reform.
AFREF joined a letter to the Education Department recommending protocols for the upcoming negotiated rulemaking. The post Letters to Regulators: Letter to ED Recommending Protocols for Upcoming Negotiated Rulemaking appeared first on Americans for Financial Reform.
“What Mulvaney is really interested in is not serious research, but information that advances the interests of the Wall Street banks and predatory lenders he serves.”