OTS lifts order on First Marblehead's bank unit - BusinessWeek

OTS lifts order on First Marblehead's bank unit BusinessWeek At that time, the OTS said Union Federal Savings Bank had to either boost capital or sell off its private student loan portfolio. ... First Marblehead says OTS ends cease & desist on unitReuters US Lifts Order Against First Marblehead Subsidiary; Shares UpNASDAQ Office of Thrift Supervision Terminates Enforcement Action Against First ...CNNMoney.com (press release) all 21 news articles »

Opportunities, Challenges for Student Loans Market, More at iiBIG's Student ... - SYS-CON Media (press release)

Opportunities, Challenges for Student Loans Market, More at iiBIG's Student ... SYS-CON Media (press release) Auction Rate Securities: Balancing Competing Interests -- Loan Servicing: Consolidation in a Post-FFELP World -- Private Student Loans: Underwriting, ... and more »

Use windfall to pay down steep student loans - Austin American-Statesman

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Use windfall to pay down steep student loans Austin American-Statesman I have a private student loan of $76000 with a variable rate currently at 4.2 percent. I also have a $10500 variable rate private loan currently at 6.7 ... and more »

FDL Launches “Students, Not Banks” Campaign - Firedoglake (blog)

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FDL Launches “Students, Not Banks” Campaign Firedoglake (blog) Today, FDL launches its Students Not Banks campaign, with a petition calling on Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and members of Congress to pass student loan reform ... The fight for studentsUI The Daily Iowan Senator Alexander's $47 Billion Student Loan Mix-UpNew America Foundation (blog) Student-Loan Bill's Windfall Shrinks in New EstimateChronicle of Higher Education (subscription) NYU Washington Square News -American Thinker (blog) -Telescope all 16 news articles »

Answers About Education Tax Credits and Deductions: Part 4 - New York Times (blog)

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Answers About Education Tax Credits and Deductions: Part 4 New York Times (blog) Is there any different treatment for federal versus private student loan interest? Posted by AO, New York It depends on the amount by which your adjusted ... and more »