Loan To Learn Student loan department,
Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Nevada
In 2006, I took out a $5000.00 loan for school through a private loan company called Loan to Learn. I did not have a solid credit history so they ask for a co-signer. My mother agreed to co-sign the loan so that I could go to college. The interest rate was outrageous ( 30 % ) but at that time I did n't think I had any other options. I made regular monthly payments on the loan for about - years. At that time, my mother was filing for bankruptcy and we were told to stop making payments on the account because it would be included in the bankruptcy. At the time I stopped making payments, I had been making payments to repay the loan for - years and the balance was over what was originally borrowed. I was contacted many times by the company and was told by a man, supposedly in charge of repayments or something, that there was no way the debt would be discharged in the suit and that I needed to make a payment of I would be at risk of being sued. I started repayments again but at that time the account was in
months, I started to get calls from another collection agency claiming I had n't been making payments on my Loan to Learn debt. Confused, I asked who I had been making payments to, since they were not going to the correct people. The collection agent said he did n't know but I needed to start paying now. I was frustrated and exhausted from trying to do the right thing and getting nowhere. After a little research into payments to the original collection agency, I discovered that that company had stopped taking payment after - months and failed to let me know. I was again, behind on my payments to this company. I refused to start another payment plan with this new collection agency since there was no assurance my payments would be made or that I would ever get this debt paid off. Shortly after that, I received a statement from a company called - who apparently bought Loan to Learn and all of it 's debtors. I have refused to pay them as well. On my credit report it shows the debtor 's name as Loan to Learn, not -. So to whom do I owe my hard earned money? I went to talk to a lawyer about a possible bankruptcy and was told there was no guarantee that he would be able to eradicate my debt so he advised me to go a different route. It 's been almost - years since I took out this loan to attend classes at a - college and I now have an outstanding debt of over $7000.00 with this company. The really surprising part is that I am almost positive that I have paid pretty close to the original amount borrowed at this point in my payment history with this company. With the interest rate and the fees, I feel like I will never be able to pay this debt and it 's ridiculous to think that companies like this are able to do business. I am a good person who pays her bills on time. My - and I want to get married and we want to start a family but none of this can happen with this debt unresolved. I just want to move on with my life but this financial mistake has endlessly followed me. I do n't wish this experience on anyone and I hope my story helps the next -.
Loan To Learn customer in Nevada
Apr 01, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Loan To Learn response to complaint:
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