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Education settlements pay students, borrowers and applicants over the conduct of a school, lender, servicer or test provider: misrepresented programs, servicing errors, fees, and data incidents at institutions. Government redress appears here too, where a state attorney general or federal agency recovered money and is distributing it, usually automatically.
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The NCAA has put $2,000,000 into a settlement fund for college tennis players who gave up tournament prize money to protect their eligibility. The damages class is people who…
The CFPB's case covered Monster Loans, which it says obtained credit-report data on millions of student-loan borrowers under a false pretext, and five debt-relief companies that…
Prehired sold a for-profit software-sales training program costing up to $30,000 and, the CFPB and eleven states alleged, told students the income-share financing behind it was…
Timemark telemarketed federal student-loan debt-relief services and, the CFPB found, charged up to $699 in advance fees for paperwork borrowers could file themselves at no cost.…
The CFPB found that Performance SLC charged federal student-loan borrowers roughly $1,000 to $1,450 in upfront fees to file paperwork they could have filed themselves for free,…
Western Benefits Group telemarketed student-loan debt-relief services and, the CFPB found, charged advance fees while implying it was connected to the Department of Education and…
The FTC has refunded more than $49 million to people who paid University of Phoenix, which it says advertised deceptively by claiming ties to employers such as Microsoft, Twitter,…
The FTC is mailing another 7,943 checks totaling over $252,000 to people who lost money to the business coaching scheme run under the names Coaching Department and Apply Knowledge…
The FTC is sending 42,794 payments totaling more than $15.5 million to people who paid for training programs from Career Step, an online career-training company the FTC accused of…
The FTC is sending 17,121 payments totaling over $410,000 to people who paid for Warrior Trading's day trading programs, a second round after more than $2.4 million went out in…
The FTC is mailing 5,942 checks to former DeVry students who got an earlier payment but never cashed it; the agency has returned more than $49 million since the first checks went…
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