MN Attorney General is investigating 52 student-loan debt-relief companies
'Minnesotans just want to be able to afford their lives, and the cost of student loans that too many borrowers have to take out is already too high.'
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'Minnesotans just want to be able to afford their lives, and the cost of student loans that too many borrowers have to take out is already too high.'
'Minnesotans just want to be able to afford their lives, and the cost of student loans that too many borrowers have to take out is already too high.'
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said in a press release on Wednesday that the companies, who are mostly based in California, allegedly violated consumer protection laws by misrepresenting their fees and services, as well as falsely promoting student-loan forgiveness.