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Factors that affect the rating for Aiding Student Relief include: 1  22 complaint(s) filed against business. 2  Business has failed to resolve underlying cause(s) of a pattern of complaints. If it is, you know that being in default on a student loan is bad news. Know this as well: you are a prime target for the marketing tactics of debt relief and credit repair companies. By being in default, you’ve already incurred added interest and you’re subject to collection costs. Student loan debt is accelerating so fast that it has become a burden on the U.S. economy. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in February of 2017 that student loan debt rose for the 18th consecutive year and that borrowing for higher education has doubled in just eight years. The BBB Customer Review Rating plus the BBB Rating is not a guarantee of a business' reliability or performance. BBB recommends that consumers consider a business' BBB Rating and Customer Review Rating in addition to all other available information about the business. Warning signs that a student loan debt relief company may be trying to rip you off: Pressure to pay high up-front fees. It can be a sign of a scam when a debt relief company requires you to pay a fee up-front or tries to make you sign a contract on the spot. Student loan debt has soared from $260 billion in 2004 to $1.4 trillion in 2017; average debt jumped from $18,650 to $38,000 over that same period; and the number of people over 60 with student loan debt has quadrupled in the last decade from 700,000 to 2.8 million. Financial Aid & Student Loans. The average college tuition cost ranges from $9,410 for an in-state university to $32.410 for private schools. Grants and scholarships help, but most students need student loans to make it through school. Find out how to apply for federal and private loans. The BBB Customer Review Rating represents the customer's opinion of the business. The Customer Review Rating percentages are based on the total number of positive, neutral, and negative reviews posted. Keep your PIN to yourself. Student loan debt relief or credit repair companies may offer to manage your loan account, and to do so, they ask you to provide them with your federal student aid Personal Identification Number (PIN), or sign a Power of Attorney. Submit a complaint online or call us at (855) 411-2372 if you have been the victim of a student loan debt relief scam or if you are getting runaround from your student loan servicer. You should also instruct your student loan servicer that they should only provide information about your student loan directly to you.
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