Business Insider Article RatingA student-loan company that took over public servants' accounts is involved in one of the first major lawsuits against Biden's debt cancellation
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41% : So when student loan balances go to zero, as they will en masse under the Mass Debt Cancellation, MOHELA will lose the revenue from servicing those loans."39% : "This suit is just the latest chapter in a long history of student loan companies like MOHELA and their Republican allies cheating people with student debt out of their rights," Mike Pierce, executive director of advocacy group Student Borrower Protection Center, said in a statement.
23% : As President Biden cancels student debt for tens of millions, state governments need to pull the plug on their failed experiments with student lending and unwind student loan companies like MOHELA."
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